Sentence examples for try to garner from inspiring English sources

One Turkish tactic will be to try to garner international condemnation in order to change Israeli policies toward Gaza, namely its blockade, Turkish analysts said.

The first test will be on Monday, a day before the session's official opening, when the bill, which was revamped last week to try to garner more support, is scheduled to face an initial Senate committee vote.

He said Sunday that despite the failure to organize a national unity government, he would continue to try to garner agreement from the main opposition parties for measures to complete the peace process.

As the closeness of the contest became clear, all parties were scrambling on Wednesday to try to garner the support of the large number of undecideds, estimated to be up to a third of voters.

Cañete is embarking on an exhausting round of visits to developing country capitals, from Latin America to Papua New Guinea, to try to garner support for a Paris agreement.

Although he is still surprisingly confident it will be passed, Britain is now floating a compromise idea of a "final, final" ultimatum to Saddam Hussein to try to garner enough votes (in which case a French veto is deemed politically bearable).

Kickboxer Darren Clifft from Walsall tried to garner support for a petition to free Breivik last week.

The AfDB is trying to garner support for an African insurance fund.

Mr. Bush was trying to garner business support for his tax-cut proposals.

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But the economy remains foremost in voters' minds.Mr McCain tried to garner attention last week with a populist economic proposal.