Sentence examples for bring support from from inspiring English sources
"I feel that I'm involved in some areas trying to help the state bring support from the federal government, which can help our economy and protect our jobs".
His decision has brought support from both sides of the aisle, but not from everyone in the conservative camp.
A cap-and-trade program brings support from industries that prefer it to a top-down federal regulatory scheme, they say.
In sum, data from this study brings support for a developmental delay hypothesis, rather than a double dissociation within memory systems in WS.
And the Web, of course, brings support and information from many sources, including the Alzheimer's Association and Dr. Rabins's own family support program.
The senator's senior advisers said they hoped Mr. Bauer could bring new support from Christian conservatives and help fend off accusations by supporters of Gov. George W. Bush that Mr. McCain was unreliable on social issues like abortion.
Mr Fox hopes it will bring him support from Mexicans already north of the border, who four years ago were given the right to vote in Mexican elections.
He is the only Republican to have formally endorsed a broad approach to dealing with global warming and energy issues and is needed to try to bring in support from other Republicans.
From where I see it now, outside parliament, the reconstruction of a strong left has to begin by developing powerful campaigns centred on the issues that concern people, which can bring in support from across the whole political spectrum.
This choice was partly motivated by the belief that it might bring financial support from Ford, although this never materialised.
