Sentence examples for built on support from from inspiring English sources
Her 20-point win in the primaries was built on support from three groups: baby-boomers, women of all stripes and independents.
I've long argued that Quinn's coalition is a house of cards built on support from minority voters, and that the strategy doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
He tells us only that in the 1960's he began to develop a "distaste" for "what George H. W. Bush seemed to represent -- a career built on support from a vague 'elite' rather than merit or democratic selection".
The party's other challenge, she said, was to demonstrate that it could evolve from a party whose power was built largely on support from Mexico's rural poor into one that could successfully compete in the rapidly growing urban areas like Juárez, which are filled with younger voters and middle- and working-class families.
In his area of Derbyshire, Mills reckons Ukip will have built on its support from last time by soaking up most of those who voted for the British National party.
The support from the U.S. Government was intended to build on existing commitments by governments and other donors and fill financial and technical gaps that were preventing national programs from reaching full national scale.
To reach Palo de Agua and its approximately 1,200 inhabitants, you have to cross the river on a ferry raft built with support from the Diocese of Montería to facilitate access to the community.
The wooden, white building is a temporary structure built with support from UNICEF.
Boren made a statement to the press regarding his decision, which included the following excerpt: "Michigan football was a family, built on mutual respect and support for each other from (former) Coach (Lloyd) Carr on down.
"In supporting Putin in exchange for receiving material and financial support from the state, these people are supporting a system built on taking wealth and property from others".
