The media should have given it life breath.

I just want to get a little fresh air.

Perhaps it is time for another breath of fresh air.

Tom said that he needed to get some fresh air.

I said No with pride because I wanted to inhale some of your democracy.

We just have to go smell the salty spray.

If not, how are you drawing on that experience to give life to Gaelle's character?

New parties may arise and breathe more life into elections and representative government.

To revitalize Japan's economy in the long run, three big adjustments are necessary.

There are, of course many alternatives to what Sweden has done to revitalize education.

It is one of the ways in which leaders help to create shared objectives and energize common action.

Specifically, beyond direct help for Tunisia at this critical moment, the EU must breathe new life into the Mediterranean partnership.

When such prescriptions present themselves, policymakers should take a deep breath and ask how the tyrant got there in the first place.

In the US, it has behaved similarly, using corporate media power to breathe life into a stand alone political organization, the Tea Party.

Three years later, my father went home, not to die, but to infuse new life into the demoralized ranks of the opposition to the dictatorship.

But whoever wins will need new ideas and initiatives to reinvigorate a dormant institution.

We need to empower people to remember the compassionate ethos, and to give guidelines. This Charter would not be a massive document.

Whether his successors can revive and complete the Palestinians' historic mission depends on how they define their goal.

All of the major emerging economies face weakening external demand, but India s slowdown has been exacerbated by a drop in investment that reflects a deeper loss of official direction and business confidence. Even the International Monetary Fund s forecast of a modest improvement in 2013 is predicated on the government s ability to breathe life into a spate of stalled economic reforms.

Even the International Monetary Fund s forecast of a modest improvement in 2013 is predicated on the government s ability to breathe life into a spate of stalled economic reforms.

Concerns over nuclear weapons costs and inherent dangers have led to a global outpouring of ideas to breathe new life into nuclear disarmament.

But as Prague's Velvet Revolution of 1989 demonstrated, as a last resort peaceful protests can galvanize a nation into ridding itself of a corrupt, undemocratic regime.

The history of social regulation in the industrial West is unambiguous systematic, organized pressure at the workplace is essential to breathing life into the rights enshrined in statute books.

We have yet to build a living organism entirely from bottles of chemicals, so anyone who believes in a life force that only a divine being could imbue into inert matter will no doubt continue to believe in it.

Alec Ross, a former senior adviser for innovation to former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, argues that the best way to reinvigorate the peace process is to provide 3G Internet connectivity to the West Bank.

But, instead of breathing life into free trade in food, rural protectionism in rich countries seems to have killed the Doha Round and, with it, potentially the whole multilateral trading regime.

The question today is thus not whether Xi has amassed enough authority to effect change in China (he has), but whether he has built a coalition capable of advancing his declared goal of reviving pro market reforms.

Putin understands instinctively that Russia needs elements of democracy, if only to distinguish the new Russia from the old, and to let the odd gust of healthy fresh air in. Unchallenged in his second and last term, will he retain even that slight democratic instinct?

America s friends and allies need to think hard about what sort of regional order they want, and they must begin to collaborate in order to breathe life into a structure of peace within which all of Asia can prosper and feel secure.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Russia s most infamous oligarch and famous political prisoner, is scheduled to leave jail later next year, but there are now signs that he may face new criminal charges before he can breathe free air.

But, while he has continued his softer tone since the election, he has not even bothered to ask for fast track trade promotion authority, let alone try to pump new life into the Doha Round of global trade talks.