Sentence examples for cross supporters from inspiring English sources
The ruling is the latest victory for cross supporters in a 17-year battle that has gone as far as the United States Supreme Court.
The measure authorized the city to donate the land to the federal government for a national memorial, an effort sponsored by cross supporters hoping to shield the monument from legal challenges.
('Overlaps') 1 M. Barley (Hampshire): National team run ragged in South America – when they play, bars reverberate with cross supporters endlessly frustrated (anag. incl. N, r in SA; beate(n)).
Several of Cross's supporters attempted to extract a promise to keep Cross as Attorney-General in exchange for their support of Sifton's government, but Sifton was unwilling to agree.
However, providers cited the risk of cross infection, supporters intervening with medical procedures, and the fear that midwives would take less responsibility as problems associated with lay companionship.
Although he is a former Labour minister, Mr Field has many cross-party supporters.
Each is a coalition of cross-party supporters and others from outside politics.
Former prime ministers John Major, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown back the campaign group, along with a number of cross-party supporters including former shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna and Green MP Caroline Lucas.
And while Palin's speech may have won her another few rounds as a proxy, or at least an attack dog, for this strangely conceived new Republican partnership, it was tone deaf to one of the key tropes that has energised Obama's cross-party supporters.
But still... Trump wears no hood, and burns no crosses; his supporters do not parade through Arab-American or Mexican-American neighborhoods in full regalia.
"The last time there were some people who were really sincere about incorporation, but it seems they weren't able to attract a good cross section of supporters," said Dr. Dan Vasti, a dentist who is a spokesman for the Committee for Montauk, the group leading the incorporation effort.
