Sentence examples for big increase in support from inspiring English sources

CND has seen a big increase in support since Corbyn launched his election campaign.

A big increase in support for equipment to capture and store pollution from coal and gas power plants was announced in today's budget (pdf), although many details are yet to be decided.

Labour saw a big increase in support in the London Assembly elections and gained two first-past-the-post seats.

TOKYO The Ministry of Education's budget request for the next fiscal year has some welcome news for research, including a new teaching assistant program to employ graduate students, dramatically expanded funding for the space program, and a big increase in support for grants to researchers.

New Labour has kept up the pace, announcing the single biggest increase in support for the arts in the new millennium: £100 million over three years on top of a £237 million base.

The National Rural Touring Forum has had a big increase in funding to support rural touring across the country.

Dr. McClellan said the rules would produce a "big increase" in financial support for retiree benefits.

Altogether, Labour's policy changes have pushed up transfers to families mainly poorer ones by nearly 1% of GDP since Labour took office, says Mike Brewer of the Institute for Fiscal Studies.Further big increases in financial support no longer appear affordable.

Jamie Henneman, a spokeswoman for the group backing the billboard campaign, Washington Residents Against Wolves, said that the new study, published by the journal PLOS ONE, was "not clean science". She said it seemed to have a predetermined pro-wolf conclusion because the research was supported by the State Legislature, which has supported a big increase in wolf populations.

Despite unusually public pleas by the Clinton Administration for relief from high oil prices, there were few signs of support for a big increase in oil production as ministers from petroleum-exporting countries arrived here today for crucial meetings.

"There's a big increase in demand," says John Russell of the Centre Project, a drop-in project in the heart of Leicester supporting people in need.