Sentence examples for commanded support from inspiring English sources

The group did not achieve unanimity, but it did produce a report that commanded support from across the ideological spectrum, laid down some radical yet sensible basic principles, and was warmly applauded by senior congressional Republicans.

To the extent that the party continued to exist, it commanded support only in the border states and from conservatives who refused to take sides in the sectional conflict.

The President was hailed as "our greatest American today" and one who commanded support of "the overwhelming majority of all the American people" including millions in both political parties and in no party at all.

It faced "a determined opposition, which commanded support from about one-third of the deputies and which sought to organize public opinion against the measure".

The controversial bill was introduced in the Chamber of Deputies in May and faced "a determined opposition, which commanded support from about one third of the deputies and which sought to organize public opinion against the measure".

President Bush should start nominating judges who can command support on both sides of the aisle.

There are signs that Mr. Bodkin commands support in the rank and file.

The long wait did little to ease tensions in Kinshasa, where Tshisekedi commands support.

The Saleh family still commands support among the tribes on its payroll, Ahmar conceded.

With White House pressure, this would command support from a majority of congressional Democrats — but not Republicans.

Mrs. Clinton commands support of 87percentt of Democrats, while Mr. Trump is supported by 85percentt of Republicans.