Sentence examples for support from the populations from inspiring English sources

Although Denmark-Norway did not until 1720 give up hope of recapturing the provinces that had been lost to Sweden around the middle of the 17th century, it could not count on active support from the populations of these provinces.

"It's going to be hard to maintain this budget and maintain a measure of support from the populations they are trying to control," Mecham said.

"The big question is how civilian casualties trigger withdrawal of support from the population," says Konstanz's Weidmann.

A charismatic leader beloved by his troops, Museveni initially enjoyed a lot of support from the population and was viewed as a national hero.

The deepening humanitarian crisis in the CAR implies that Séléka will ultimately fail to 'democratize' the country or win significant political support from the population.

Critics argue such raids only undermine Western efforts to win support from the population in the fight against an expanding insurgency.

After a failed attempt to garner support from the population of London, Devereux found himself surrounded in Essex House; after burning his personal papers, he surrendered.

Despite criticisms over opposition repression during these elections, and accusations that the figures were inflated, Kagame does receive genuine support from the population, who credit him with ensuring continued peace, stability, and economic growth.

They have enjoyed a surprising amount of support from the population of California, where the mood is mostly one of being fed up with the persistent problems in the penal system and with retributive justice in general in a recent poll 60percentt of Californians supported simply releasing prisoners to the street to comply with Federal orders to reduce the prison population.

They described the Vietcong as a unified, disciplined army that already acted as an alternative government in large swaths of South Vietnam with widespread support from the population, prompting a shocked McNaughton to comment that it sounded as if the U.S. had signed up with the wrong -- and losing -- side.

In a meeting with the members of the Regional Committee, they agreed that the new detachments should operate in the Dinara mountains where their fighters could rely on support from the population of the Sinj and Livanjsko field regions as well as other Partisan formations planned for Bosanska Krajina and Lika.