Sentence examples for backed most of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perriello has backed most of Mr. Obama's agenda nonetheless, and Republican strategists count him among their easiest targets.

Though Labour in opposition backed most of Mr Howard's initiatives, the present home secretary, Jack Straw, is urging a different balance between custodial and non-custodial penalties.

He spoke at a moment of peak terrorism worries, but unusual measures continued this month when American officials backed most of the country off from an orange alert, or "high," the second-highest in the five official stages of anxiety, to yellow (or "elevated"), but kept airlines and airports at the higher level.

The police arbitration tribunal has backed most of the key principles of the proposals put forward by the former rail regulator, Tom Winsor, with the bulk of the savings coming from the abolition of £1,200-a-year "spriorityriority payments" and a two-year freeze on officers automatically moving up payscales.

Kenneth Alibek, a former top manager at the Soviet bioweapons program who defected to the United States in 1992, backed most of Zelicoff's account in an interview with Science.

Oh yes, in the name of its War on Terror, Washington had for years backed most of the thuggish governments now under siege or anxious that they may be next in line to hear from their people.

The commission decided not to back most of what the banks wanted and to suggest a few things the banks hated.

On her new album, "Over the Sun" (Quarterstick), Shannon Wright chose to back most of the songs with only her own electric guitar (or occasionally piano) and a drummer.

The report, expected out by the end of September, backs most of the Administration's current strategies to raise student achievement in elementary and secondary schools.

"Then back most of them go".

Ms. Darwin brought back most of her staff.