to get back something that you have lost
A Heathrow airport worker who was sacked for wearing a nose stud has won back her job.
All of us involved must work together to win back public confidence.
Banks also have a long way to go to win back consumer confidence.
DNA is highly regarded by the public and it gives you the best tools to fight doping and to win back public confidence.
Everyone in the food industry has a big job ahead to win back the trust of consumers.
He must woo you all over again to win back your trust.
He takes charge of Man's books as the hedge fund battles to win back the confidence of investors.
She admits: 'We know we have to work hard to win back support.
She tried hard to win back his trust.
That trust will be hard to win back.
The row highlights the determination of the Government to pay down debt and win back investor confidence.
To have any effect, you must win back her confidence.
We are a party winning back people 's trust, regaining ground.
We hope to win back the trophy we lost last year.
We know we have to work hard to win back their support.
With all the resources in the world it would be a slow job to win back the ground lost to deprivation and failure over the generations.
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