Sentence examples for widening popular from inspiring English sources

It remained unclear to what degree a widening popular uprising could set off renewed armed clashes in the south.

The group took advantage of the political and security vacuum created by the mass protests, strengthening its military position in the northern Saada region and widening its popular appeal significantly by supporting populist measures like fuel subsidies.

Led by Abdul Malik al-Houthi, the founder's younger brother, the group took advantage of the political and security vacuum created by the mass protests, strengthening its military position in the northern Saada region and neighboring Amran and widening its popular appeal significantly by supporting populist measures like fuel subsidies.

"This would force him to look for ways to widen his popular support by opening up to Chavista ideas and try to move towards a hybrid model that combines elements of Chavismo with some proposals of the opposition", says López Maya.

This success earned Thơ the vice presidential slot in December 1956 to widen the popular appeal of Diệm's nepotistic and sectarian regime.

"In the sanctified name of expanding the popular vote and widening access to the polls, Maryland Democrats have sacrificed fairness to partisan advantage," the Post opines.

Political analysts say the popular frustration over widening income inequality is being further exacerbated by a succession of government bribery scandals.

The chasm between elite purpose and popular support is widening by the day, with little to suggest that political support for austerity without growth can be sustained for much longer.

He added that future plans for Soocial include widening their platform support to popular services like Windows Live, Yahoo Mail, LinkedIn and devices like the iPhone.

Tilak sought to widen the popularity of the nationalist movement (which at that time was largely confined to the upper classes) by introducing Hindu religious symbolism and by invoking popular traditions of the Maratha struggle against Muslim rule.

Between these two camps of widely differing popular opinion, the gap is widening.