Sentence examples for win additional support from inspiring English sources

(To become the presumptive nominee, Mr. Obama would have to win additional support from elected officials and party leaders known as superdelegates. And Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's efforts to have the party recognize results from two disputed contests, in Florida and Michigan, could also affect the status of the delegate race).

Mr. Endo said the company might have turned to a member of the founding family to win additional support among employees and shareholders for what he and other analysts expect will be painful steps that Toyota must take in the coming year.

WASHINGTON — House Democrats initiated a 72-hour countdown Thursday on their yearlong effort to overhaul the health care system, unveiling a nearly final version of the legislation that promptly won additional support with a promise that the bill would more than pay for itself over the next decade.

The center has won additional financial support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, which recently gave it a $1.7 million grant to complete a digital newsroom transformation, and an additional $250,000 grant to support the merger.

And some Republican aides said party leaders might still support the bill, if they win additional concessions before a final vote, perhaps Thursday.

His victorious advance won him additional support from the dissatisfied peasants, townspeople, and clergy of Ukraine, who joined him in a mass uprising that enabled him to enter Poland proper and seize Lwów (now Lviv) in October 1648.

If Mr. Obama's separate sessions with House and Senate Republicans on Tuesday did not win him any immediate additional support, they got high marks from Republicans for outreach.

If Obama's experience is any guide, winning Iowa could possibly unlock significant additional support.

Mr. Ferrer, they said, has been showing signs of picking up additional support from black voters since he won the endorsement of the Rev. Al Sharpton and Representative Charles B. Rangel, the Harlem Democrat.

Although Mrs. Merkel hushed her critics long enough to pass the measure, the growing chorus of domestic opposition throws increasing doubt on her ability to win support for additional measures to stem the European debt crisis.

The analysis assumes that Labour will also win Lib Dem seats such as Manchester Withington and Norwich South even without additional support from their student populations.