And now you are helping me to regain some confidence in the future.

Inflation implies higher long term interest rates until markets regain confidence in the central bank.

Turning fifty is an opportunity for the Organization to regain the confidence of our peoples.

These agencies must regain the confidence of the donor community through greater efficiency and better coordination.

Those steps had needed to be taken quickly enough to regain confidence and prestige on the international scene.

Democratic security has allowed investors to regain their confidence, and we have begun to see early signs of declining unemployment.

Thus, the people of Togo have regained the hope and calm they so needed in order to regain their confidence.

We must regain our momentum.

You could regain this time.

Will Europe s Economies Regain Their Footing?

If Europeans want to regain self confidence, pride and, collective hope, they must seize the opportunity that the necessary and inevitable adjustment of the multilateral system represents for them.

The Assembly, on the other hand, must work hard to regain the world's confidence in its status as the highest deliberative and representative decision making body of the Organization.

But, in order to regain and maintain public confidence, governments, regulators, and operators must be transparent about the benefits and risks of nuclear power and honest when things go wrong.

UNDP should forge new relationships and re establish mutual confidence in order for the United Nations system to regain its position as a centre of excellence in areas of specialization.

The General Assembly must regain its authority.

The United Nations must regain its credibility.

Layla is still working to regain her health.

Tom never did regain his memory after the accident.

Europeans should have the chance to regain their footing.

He was recently hospitalized in Germany to regain mobility.

Confidence would gradually return, yields on outstanding bonds would decline, banks would no longer be penalized for owning Italian government bonds, and Italy would gradually regain access to the market at more reasonable interest rates.

But I decided and I committed to at this point to the thing I most wanted to do was to help as many people as possible regain the creative confidence they lost along their way.

Layla is still working to regain her ability to speak.

America could regain it under Obama, but not under McCain.

There is nothing I would not do to regain it.

In the real world, however, if Italy and Spain are viewed as being solvent, or too big to fail, official funding should be structured so that it gives these countries their best chance to regain market confidence.

They are deaf , blind , and dumb and cannot regain their senses .

They are deaf , blind , and dumb and cannot regain their senses .

We have to show greater solidarity and regain our universal vision.

The lady will then have a chance to regain her composure.

Success breeds confidence, and confidence brings progress.

Confidence

Confidence?

Confidence?

Devastated by the war, it did not regain that level until 1964.

A new consensus is imperative if Thailand is to regain its footing.

Today, Putin seeks to regain the influence Russia lost in previous years.

France will not regain its economic strength without setting aside the euro.

The Sixth Crusade started in 1228 as an attempt to regain Jerusalem.

The Economic and Social Council must regain its dynamism and influential role.

Kony, different times, proposed peace and then just regain strength and attack

Sure, gives you more confidence. Wrong kind of confidence.

Could not regain the system lock! (Perhaps another apt or dpkg is running?)

Sacajawea found, dug, and cooked roots to help the group regain their strength.

No effort should be spared to help the Sudanese people regain their unity.