Sentence examples for appealing for the support from inspiring English sources

Readers who are curious about the Egyptian presidential candidate of the Muslim Brotherhood but are hampered by their lack of Arabic can get a sense of the man by watching a video message he recorded in English, appealing for the support of the Egyptian diaspora.

In contrast, Mr. Kerry appears so confident of support from his base that he makes a point of saying in campaign appearances that he is appealing for the support of non-Democrats, and at one point, strongly expressed his personal opposition to abortion, without creating any stir.

But the meetings have included no vice-presidential talk, or even much direct appealing for the governor's support, according to people who have attended some of his sessions with candidates, and who discussed them on the condition of anonymity so as not to alienate those involved.

I am also appealing for the international community to increase their support at this critical juncture.

Mr. Hamill's wife, Kellie, read a statement on Tuesday night thanking people for their support and prayers, and appealing for the return of her husband, The Associated Press reported.

Appealing for support, the Duchess of Cambridge underlined that a lot more still needs to be done.

BAHRAIN Hundreds of members of the country's Shiite Muslim majority demonstrated outside the United States Embassy in Manama, the capital, appealing for American support for their campaign to expand political freedom, The A.P. reported.

Osama bin Laden has been openly appealing for support from the Muslim "man on the street".

MPs have been writing to Europeans living in Britain appealing for their support at the ballot box in London and elsewhere in May.

Today, with UNHCR, UNICEF is appealing for international support to assist the children displaced by the Iraqi conflict, especially focusing on education.

Maybe that's fine: seeking the views of the electorate and appealing for their support - with whatever motivation - at least ensures that government more or less reflects the will of the people.