Sentences with phrase «only galvanise»
This appears to have only galvanised other major economies, multinational corporations and US state administrations to maintain the momentum.
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It's not only goals we need to think about but true leaders on the pitch to galvanise the team when we haven't got our playing head on... we all know we fail to turn up 10 games per season.
I do wish you would understand that our passion is so vital to us fans, not the club, that passionate language is the only weapon we wield in our attempts to galvanise support for our point of view.
While he struggled to cope when paired with Denilson, the return of the captain from his knee injury galvanised Song as player who is not only strong in the tackle and willing to work hard, but someone who can play a clinical final pass as well.
Nevertheless, it's beyond dispute that relegation and our Championship sojourn seven years ago not only unified and galvanised the team, it also helped to bring the club and the supporters closer together (albeit, as has proven the case, only temporarily).
Yvette Cooper only got 17 % and is not a galvanising character.
Not only did he provide a clear, and popular, direction for the future of the country, but though his consistency and, above all, integrity he was able to unite the disparate parts of the Labour party and galvanise the country to vote overwhelmingly for change.
Body: Monocoque body (basis GT3 RS) of hot - galvanised steel; aerodynamically optimised front end with front spoiler; aerodynamically optimised front underfloor; adjustable rear wing; 90 - litre safety fuel tank with fast filling function; air jack; welded - in safety cage; bucket - type racing seat (on driver's side only) with flame - resistant seat cover; six - point seat belt adapted for use of the HANS Head and Neck Support; electric fire - extinguishing system.
After consultation, a galvanised LPMA worked with the Bar Council and other sector stakeholders to produce the Bar Business Standard (BBS) mark only for some of the specialist Bar associations to throw a spanner into the works just before it was set to be implemented.