Sentence examples for count on the backing from inspiring English sources

Even in a trying season, he can count on the backing of powerful people.

US Airways can count on the backing of these three unions, which have all supported Mr. Parker's merger plans in an unusual show of defiance against American's management.

ROME — President Giorgio Napolitano began a new round of consultations on Friday to identify a candidate for prime minister who would be able to count on the backing of Italy's fractured political parties and be able to form a government.

The goal, quite simply, is to assemble an alliance in parliament that, in crucial votes when the chips are really down, can count on the backing of at least 326 MPs.

In the battle to spin the outcome of the debate, Mr. Cameron can count on the backing of The Daily Telegraph, the biggest broadsheet paper in Britain, as well as The Sun, the biggest tabloid; several other papers have also been leaning his way, leaving Labour at a significant disadvantage.

The nomination of Mr. Kushner for the chairmanship, some Republican and Democratic elected officials speculated, would complicate Mr. Kushner's chances of confirmation by the evenly split Senate, where Mr. Lynch still wields considerable influence and could probably count on the backing of Republicans.

Participants also reported their skin colour and type, eye colour, natural hair colour at age 18 years, usual tanning and sunburn response to prolonged or repeated exposure to sunlight in summer, sunbed use, the number of nevi covering the body (described pictorially as none, few, some, many), freckling in childhood and adulthood, and nevus count on the back.

Mr. Kerry is clearly counting on the backing of organized labor, a more important factor in Democratic politics here than in many other states, to inoculate him against accusations that he has cost Ohio and other states jobs with his backing for free trade.

Even so, Mr. Obama has some fence-mending to do before he can count on any serious backing from the business community.

In the afternoon four-ball, Leonard had two conceded birdies on the front nine and three that counted on the back, including a chip from 35 feet that closed out Sergio García and Miguel-Ángel Jiménez, 4 and 3.

And both can count on the heavy backing of party elites anxious to gain a foothold in a crucial swing state.