Sentence examples for bluntly support from inspiring English sources

The Web site of Americans for Tax Reform, which is led by the influential antitax activist Grover Norquist, warned Republicans bluntly, "Support for the commission chair plan would be a violation of the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, which over 235 congressmen and 41 senators have made to their constituents".

Last fall, in an interview on the Sirius XM Satellite Radio show "Edge of Sports," Fujita bluntly supported a march for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.

Perhaps most pronounced is the anger at Hezbollah, the Shiite Muslim militant movement in Lebanon that has bluntly supported Mr. Assad's government.

This conclusion is bluntly supported by the EU (2011) report, which monitors the maturity of UBC in European universities and shows the weak engagement of academics with serious business collaboration in general.

To put it bluntly, Netanyahu's support for #2 type settlements expansion and their so-called "natural growth" (let alone taking merely public relations steps to tear down some of the #3 type outposts) on West Bank lands east of the Green Line fundamentally constitutes a violation of Israel's pledges under Road Map and are a road block to any peace agreement.

The latter said they did not mind that she was a woman, but added bluntly that they supported her because of her father.

as she bluntly asked "Do you support returning to Glass-Steagall?" He replied, "I don't support going back to Glass-Steagall as is.

Mr. Deeds has run an enormous and possibly fatal political risk by saying bluntly that he would support legislation to raise new taxes dedicated to transportation.

But other ministers were less coy in backing Turkey over the incident – the first Nato shooting of a Russian aircraft since the alliance was founded in 1948 – with Canadian Foreign Minister Stephane Dion saying bluntly, "We need to support Turkey".

"A great deal of medicine can be remembered even after one has forgotten the use of medical terms". Or, to put the same point more bluntly, we can teach to support learning, or we can teach to support the production of social artifacts.

Bluntly, there is little empirical support for this hypothesis.