Sentence examples for won public support from inspiring English sources

The party has won public support through a range of initiatives, including the distribution of free food, but only for those who can show Greek identity cards.

It's been a decade since the celebrity chef won public support and convinced the government to create the Children's Food Trust.

He won public support for such enterprises as a vast collection, still being amassed, of the tens of thousands of inscriptions that show, more vividly than any work of literature, what Roman life was like.

British officials acknowledge that they erred in the early 1980s when they gave Irish Republican Army prisoners their own cellblock, only to see them carry out fatal hunger strikes that won public support.

"Red songs won public support because they depicted China's development path in a simple, sincere and vivid way," Bo said.

The action – also taking place in Cambridge – is in association with the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union, and has won public support from Jeremy Corbyn.

But thus far the advocates have been unable to win public support from Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat who has generally been supportive of immigrants but who faces the possibility that his position could reverberate if he runs for president in 2016.

It will be hard to win public support for this.

Whether the two can win public support together is yet to be seen.

Meanwhile, the ultras were winning public support through a more assertive foreign policy.

The governor's proposal is likely to win public support, even Republicans acknowledged.