Sentence examples for winning broader from inspiring English sources

The Brotherhood had counted on winning broader support against General Sisi after Mr. Morsi's ouster, and then after the death of scores of protesters.

Mr. Puri's group, for instance, is organizing a fund-raiser this month for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, whose support is viewed by Indian-American leaders as crucial to winning broader Democratic backing for the plan, Indian-American activists said.

As a student at Harvard Law in 1983, he developed one of the earliest arguments for why legalizing same-sex marriage was crucial to winning broader equality for gay Americans.

But among the wider public, the court was winning broad support.

Across the Midwest and beyond, projects to preserve or restore prairie landscapes are winning broad support.

Republicans say the blockade reflects their frustration with the White House and the last Congress for passing broad policies without winning broad support.

He spoke after winning broad backing from Congressional leaders, who insisted that he consult with them more in future over what has been called Operation Provide Hope.

The Australian Council of Trade Unions has pushed for a Senate inquiry into asbestos importation which will likely succeed after winning broad cross-party support.

Advocates for transgender people have succeeded in winning broad antidiscrimination protections in a number of cities throughout the state, including New York, Buffalo, Albany and Rochester.

The highly partisan effort, which contains provisions for a government-run insurance plan and tax hikes for the rich, was always going to have a hard time winning broad support.

Though he certainly has his dedicated enemies -- in a recent speech, Julian Bond, chairman of the N.A.A.C.P., referred to Mr. Connerly as a greedy "California terminator" -- others point to his success in 1996 in winning broad voter approval for Proposition 209.