Sentence examples for chance of support from inspiring English sources

When the R.U.F. began brutally targeting civilians, the rebellion lost whatever chance of support it might have had among most Sierra Leoneans and the outside world.

However on March 15th Mr Obama presented Congress with a plan that ought to have a greater chance of support: reforming No Child Left Behind (NCLB), America's main federal education programme.

New Hampshire, which holds the first primary of the Republican race on Tuesday, could be the last stand for Huntsman, who opted against competing in the Iowa caucuses, seeing little chance of support among the state's social conservatives.

A number of its justices are thought to sympathise with the view that scheme liability is best left to the SEC, which has the power to pursue aiders and abettors under its Rule 10b-5.Some lawyers in Washington even suggest that Mr Cox only sided with investors because he was convinced that they had almost no chance of support from the Supreme Court.

There is also a good chance of support for such activities from the European Union within the forthcoming 6th Framework Programme.

Crimea's referendum is already a farce, with no chance of support from Ukraine and the international community.

The teams we fund are encouraged to present data in a way that has the best chance of supporting improvement.

With the Socialists and anti-austerity party Podemos ruling out any chance of supporting PP, a centre-left government formed by the two seems increasingly likely.

But it is understood Osborne wants to give the Tories a chance of supporting an extra runway at the next election.

It recommended that, rather than trying to save all the remaining tigers, governments should concentrate on sites that provided the most realistic chance of supporting a breeding population.

Having embraced new technology and business models, Etsy and the rest of the maker movement may stand a better chance of supporting artisans.