Sentence examples for brotherhood support from inspiring English sources

"This constitution will be established upon brotherhood, support, sharing, unity and togetherness".

The report also concludes that while engagement with the government has at times been facilitated by what appeared to be a common agenda against al-Qaida and militant Salafism: "But this engagement did not take account of Muslim Brotherhood support for a proscribed terrorist group and its views about terrorism which, in reality, were quite different from our own".

It also follows signs that Egypt's interim regime will press on with forging a new government with or without Brotherhood support – after the liberal Mohamed ElBaradei was sworn in on Sunday as the country's new vice-president, and the new prime minister Hazem Beblawy appointed several new ministers to his cabinet.

Strength is in numbers, and the latest public display of Brotherhood support only managed to muster around 100 demonstrators.

At a time when the numbers you can amass in the streets is a signifier of your strength, the latest public display of Brotherhood support only managed to muster around 100 demonstrators.

In 2006, when public dissent against Mubarak first broke out, it included the so-called judges' intifada, in which middle-aged jurists took to the streets to protest pressure from the executive and orders to monitor rigged elections — a protest that the Muslim Brotherhood supported.

Unlike Mubarak's dwindling allegiances during last year's revolution, Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood support-base remains widespread, fervent and pliable – as has become clear in the riotous confrontations at the presidential palace in recent days that surpass anything witnessed during the revolution and could yet see Egypt's army out on the streets again.

The Muslim Brotherhood supported the RCC, and after Naguib's assumption of power, demanded four ministerial portfolios in the new cabinet.

The Brotherhood urged support for Mr. Morsi as "the candidate of the revolution".

But he said that the Brotherhood's support would never extend to supplying weapons.

Some Egyptians not normally sympathetic to Brotherhood positions support this view.