Sentence examples for command more support from inspiring English sources
And they command more support among blacks than whites.
Among conservatism's foreign policy elite, Rubio's worldview commands more support.
Mr. Milosevic still probably commands more support in Kosovo than elsewhere, but any result claiming more than 50,000 votes for him will be suspect, United Nations officials said.
Within some groups polled, such as the Bangladeshis and those who describe themselves as mixed race, the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives together commanded more support than Labour.
Indeed, on those two issues, European leaders command more public support for their criticism than Mr. Bush does in the United States for the policies themselves.
Even so, it's hard to think about the crowded cluster of Republican candidates for President without considering the startling fact that, for months, none were able to command much more support than a former surgeon whose campaign platform is barely more granular than the speech that made him a conservative hero three years ago.
We may finally be able to return representatives to parliament who command more than 50% support of the electorate.
He was uncompromising in his views which he distilled with passion and above all clarity, and he probably commanded more popular support among Labour voters than most other leading figures in the movement in his era.
Mr. Kirchner once had an approval rating of almost 80percentt, and opinion polls in the past few months showed that he still commanded more than 50percentt support despite a number of recent corruption scandals.
American seats provide more support.
