Sentence examples for articulating support from inspiring English sources

Articulating support for gun control could be a second-term proposition, as it was for Clinton.

Articulating support via bags of cans is a way of explicitly sign-posting the hope he has brought a generation used to little more than under-employment and fuggy after-parties.

The bill was defeated, but it was the first time that the state, whose constitution articulates support for individual gun ownership well beyond the federal doctrine, had taken up a significant gun regulation bill in roughly 15 years.

Note Mike Huckabee's carefully articulated support for entitlement programs.

The bill's next stop on its legislative journey is the desk of District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray who has articulated support for marijuana decriminalization in his municipality.

Usually, they are adopted as fixed articulated supports, located within temporomandibular joints.

Mobility tech service providers like Uber and Lyft have also celebrated Trump's choice of Chao, with spokespeople for both companies articulating their support of her selection when it was originally made public in November.

The NFLPA president wrote an op-ed articulating his support for diversity in sports.

He offered the example of a woman who articulated her support for "traditional marriage" on Facebook and refused to take it down despite a backlash.

The Obama administration sought to carefully articulate its support for the demonstrators' democratic aspirations, balancing past commitments to some of the threatened regimes with the U.S. advocacy of free representative government.

But on Thursday Obama participated in a televised town-hall meeting in which the lieutenant governor of Texas, Dan Patrick, implied that the President had not done enough to articulate his support for law enforcement.