Sentence examples for support from the populace from inspiring English sources

If, despite a high level of chaos, the elections do take place, the Bush administration must be prepared to accept and empower an Iraqi government and a nascent political process with sufficient independence to win support from the populace and undercut anger at the American troops.

With increasing support from the populace, and the low number of Portuguese regular troops, FRELIMO was quickly able to advance south towards Meponda and Mandimba, linking to Tete with the aid of forces from the neighbouring Republic of Malawi, which had become a fully independent member of the Commonwealth of Nations on July 6 , 1964

Residents said the group had recently demanded money, weapons and oaths of support from the local populace.

Although neither party enjoyed widespread support from the Armenian populace, the developments alarmed Abdülhamid II, who was intent on suppressing separatist sentiments in the empire.

The numerical weakness of the Boers was offset by their familiarity with the terrain, support from the Afrikaner populace, and the poor leadership and dated tactics of the British command.

The government's relatively calm approach over the last half year has earned support from the Chinese populace, which wants access to Google's technology but remains extremely sensitive to external criticism and perceived interference in China's domestic affairs.

Nevertheless, Kagame and the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) government enjoyed the overwhelming support of the populace and lavish praise from the international community.

The colonies declared their independence in July 1776, listing grievances against the British king and legislature while asking the support of the populace.

Instead of trying to win the support of the populace, the Ba'athists moved to consolidate their control over the Syrian military.

In recent weeks the revolt has even gained support from the historically pro-Qaddafi rural populace.

Sisi's nationalist rhetoric has garnered him wide support from a populace wearied by years of turmoil, and in 2014 he won 97% of the vote in a presidential election from which the Brotherhood was banned.