Sentence examples for strengthening its support from inspiring English sources

"In a dangerous world, the government should be strengthening its support for the rule of law, not airbrushing it out of the ministerial code.

It is unclear whether the AfD will maintain its economic stance, now that the economic liberal faction has left the party – this stance does not seem helpful in strengthening its support base, and in fact might jeopardize its poll ratings.

UNICEF Response Children are at the core of UNICEF's response to the emergency and the agency is substantially strengthening its support in nutrition, supplementary food, water, sanitation, hygiene and essential medicines and protection – the most vital needs according to UN assessment teams reporting back from the worst affected areas.

Secretary of State John F. Kerry, visiting Abu Dhabi to strengthen its support for the nuclear diplomacy, insisted that it was Tehran, not the French, whose last-minute objections stalled a deal that diplomats hoped would open the way to a comprehensive settlement of the Iran nuclear issue after a decade of stalemate.

As the 21st century moves ahead, it is vital that the federal government continues and strengthens its support of research and formulates a thoughtful and competitive science policy for this new century.

More than a thousand Saudi troops helped put down the uprising, and the United States called for political changes but strengthened its support for the government.

The United States, a sometimes critical but ultimately unshakable friend, has called for political reform but strengthened its support for the government.

Besides being an opportunity for the Catholic Church to strengthen its support, the event should be seen as a call for "greater social engagement," said Cristóbal Fones, a priest and musician visiting from Chile.

The poll signaled that the competition to court Hispanic voters -- whom White House aides have identified as one of the critical groups of swing voters in next year's election -- is wide open, notwithstanding the efforts by each party in recent years to strengthen its support among these voters in anticipation of the 2004 contest.

But they see eye-to-eye on the need for the federal government to strengthen its support of basic research.

After the 2014 elections, however, the Democratic leadership appears to have significantly strengthened its support for bank reform, and has not only attacked efforts to repeal Dodd-Frank, but has pushed for more aggressive tactics to rein in Wall Street.