Sentence examples for considered a supporter from inspiring English sources

Is everyone who has contacted the White House to protest considered a "supporter"?

A fervent opponent of the Iraq war, Sanders has long been considered a supporter of a dovish foreign policy.

For Gov. Keiichi Inamine, a conservative politician who has long been considered a supporter of the United States presence in Okinawa, General Hailston's remark was the last straw.

The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, considered a supporter of Israel, will make an official visit there in June and will spend "several hours" in the Palestinian territories, but will not talk to Hamas representatives, Mr. Kouchner said.

In December, however, Senator Frank H. Murkowski of Alaska, an abortion opponent, appointed his daughter, Lisa Murkowski, to fill the remaining two years of his term, and she is considered a supporter of abortion rights.

Padraic Wilson was once the leader of the IRA in the Maze Prison, and is now considered a supporter of the peace process.

The authorities have also been swift to crack down on anyone they consider a supporter of the rebels.

But after Mr. McCain said this week in an interview with The Weekly Standard that he might consider a supporter of abortion rights as his running mate, like former Gov. Tom Ridge of Pennsylvania, conservative leaders responded with a torrent of criticism, warning that such a decision would be disastrous for the party's chances in the fall.

Democrats had tentatively agreed to vote for a Republican for senator, but were unwilling to consider a supporter of the gold standard.

Mr. Reed, the Ohio state chairman and chairman of the convention rules committee, is considered a Buchanan supporter.

Mr. Cheney, considered a strong supporter of Mr. Saakashvili and Georgian independence, will also stop in Azerbaijan and Ukraine, which like Georgia are former Soviet states with close ties to the West.