Sentence examples for to revive confidence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Green says his duty is to revive confidence in his office as a top-tier prosecutor of serious fraud and corruption.

Mr. Green says he is aiming to revive confidence in his office as a top-tier prosecutor of fraud and corruption.

Mr. Schröder's challenger in the elections, the conservative premier of Bavaria, Edmund Stoiber, said this week that "politics should intervene" to revive confidence in the stock.

While the new team tries to revive confidence among investors it will have to dodge criticism from the left wing of Ms Rousseff's Workers Partyy (PT), which prefers the incumbent finance minister.

JAKARTA — Indonesia announced a package of policy measures on Friday to reduce imports and bolster investment in labor-intensive industries as it struggles to revive confidence and consumer spending in its economy, Southeast Asia's largest.

PG&E delayed reporting 2001 results to check the leases, joining a score of companies that are examining their accounting to revive confidence in financial reports after the collapse of Enron.

A successful Dallas meeting is essential to reviving confidence up and down the line.

It would also revive confidence in the WTO's ability to negotiate global trade deals following a string of bilateral talks between the major trading blocs that have left the body at risk of collapse.

This would put it in the company of Disney's last fantasy smash, Alice in Wonderland, which took $116m on its debut in 2010, and should revive confidence in the fantasy-film market after disappointing results for Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters and Jack the Giant Slayer.

Hoover thought a balanced budget would revive confidence.

Israel's foreign minister, Shimon Peres, who will meet with Secretary of State Colin L. Powell here on Tuesday, said today that Israel would seek to achieve a cease-fire, revive confidence-building measures and restart talks with the Palestinian Authority.