Sentence examples for backed this proposal from inspiring English sources

Consultation over the government's quality strategy overwhelmingly backed this proposal.

The White House backed this proposal, which got 36 of 51 GOP votes and three Democratic votes, far short of passage.

This strategy aims to create mutual prosperity, allowing investors to "do good while doing right". China has backed this proposal up with a commitment of $60 billion of new investment in major capital projects, which are tied to developing local economic capacity.

The U.S. backed this proposal by France Washingtonn insiders confirmed my suspicions that the failures of the mission would be seen as proof that only a powerful, established imperialist country such as the U.S. could lead a mission and thus deserve a permanent seat.

"The Afghan government backs this proposal," said Karzai's spokesman Aimal Faizi, adding that it would cover 8,000 polling stations and some 43% of all votes cast.

As to supporters of women bishops, expect them to go for no provision at all but to back this proposal as a last resort.

Darren Johnson, Green Party London assembly member, added: "By backing this proposal, Boris Johnson is condemning this part of London into [being] a playground for the super-rich with mostly extortionately priced homes that will not help the vast majority of ordinary people".

But Jim McRitchie, a longtime advocate for shareholders (and a Twitter stock owner) who's backing this proposal, says it makes good business sense, too.

Like WWF, the commission backs this critical proposal, which could help to significantly reduce the demand that drives the illegal ivory trade.

Raffaele Russo, one of the OECD tax experts leading the reform programme that has come in response to increasingly aggressive tax planning by multinationals, told the Guardian that if the proposals were backed, "this will be the end of [tax] base erosion and profit shifting using intra-group financing".

If the D.O.T. is serious about solving the problems, if it doesn't want to waste another decade in litigation, it will scale back this proposal".