Sentence examples for try to rebuild support from inspiring English sources

Over the next six days, Theresa May will try to rebuild support behind the empress of Brexit model.

Mario Monti, a former European Commission member, published a report suggesting greater coordination of tax policies, and some guarantees on workers' rights, to try to rebuild support for the E.U.'s single market.

Labour have been trying to rebuild support in the South East but many say the party has been slow to react to the threat from UKIP.

The state's Republicans, who oppose the change, say the Democrats are rejiggering the system to try to rebuild their support in the South.

In the two months since Bob Kerrey, the president of the New School, received overwhelming votes of no-confidence from the university's full-time faculty, he has met nonstop with deans, students, faculty members and trustees and has scheduled a series of dinners with small faculty groups to try to rebuild his support.

UAE sources may also fear that a ceasefire would give the Houthis a chance to regroup and acquire extra arms, or to try to rebuild international diplomatic support against the attack.

"We all just have to stick together as a community and try to rebuild it and support each other," Gallagher said.

With the help of a team of mostly young politicians formed this week to steer him, Mr Gandhi now has to try to rebuild Congress's grassroots support.

It's certainly possible that Harper can ride out his current lull in popularity, but the longer the Conservatives lag behind Trudeau's Liberals in the polls, the more likely that Harper will resign and let someone else try to rebuild the party's support.

Javed Khan, chief executive of Barnardo's, said: "We are intent on tackling this horrendous crime and supporting victims as they try to rebuild their shattered lives".

And always there are the social workers, supporting the mothers as they try to rebuild their family ties and find jobs.