Sentence examples for absolute backing from inspiring English sources

"The absolute backing of the United States to Israel has had the effect that rather than making Israel safe for making peace, it has made Israel see the option of living in the area without the acceptance of the people of the area," he said, "and this has led to many years of conflict between Israel and the Palestinians".

Only the HomePod and the Echo provided true unidirectionality of sound, and the Echo is at the absolute back of the pack for audio quality.

In a world where surgical sculpting is considered an investment in one's career, what exactly is too much, over the top, the absolute back of beyond?

One person who seems to have a massive fucking problem with that is Jeremy Hunt, who is sick to the absolute back teeth of foreign doctors healing and helping the country's poorly, and would much prefer nice British doctors who wear Union Jack scrubs and whistle "Jerusalem" while performing keyhole surgery on your child.

It has classic elements of absolute chaos, back to the kind of writing of Victorian times - Trollope, Pooter.

Hedge funds have brought the idea of absolute performance back into style.

This commitment should be absolute, and backed up by providing adequate resources to make it happen.

The two longitudinal studies [ 33] did not have a definition of absolute absence of back pain at baseline but took presence/absence of back pain at baseline into account in their analyses.

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said the "excellent" ruling backed the government's argument that free movement was not "an absolute right", and backed Britain's cased for tighter curbs on benefits for EU migrants.

At a bruising parliamentary debate to discuss the ETA bombing, the opposition People's Party (PP) leader, Mariano Rajoy, stuck to his absolute refusal to back peace talks.

But instead of making the kind of coolly sceptical speech that would have positioned him well whatever had happened, Mr Clarke delivered an absolute no-going-back, rip-snorter of an attack on the Iraq policy of both front benches that was every bit as terminal as Robin Cook's resignation statement.