Sentence examples for draw broader support from inspiring English sources

And if the plant became less necessary, Mr. Cuomo's push to close it might draw broader support.

Some Democrats said they argued privately that it could be the party's advantage — given sagging Congressional approval ratings and complaints about a lack of accomplishment — to move ahead with a proposal that could draw broader support.

But intense lobbying last week failed to draw broad support in Congress, and the White House could flop in its efforts to win a vote authorizing use of force.

Theodore Olson and David Boies' lawsuit seeking to overturn Proposition 8, California's ban on same-sex marriage is one of the boldest, clearest actions taken on the issue, and Olson's role in Bush vs. Gore and position as solicitor general in the Bush administration gives him a powerful and surprising opportunity to draw broad support to the issue.

The idea drew broad support.

The Russian proposal drew broad support from non-Western delegations.

The directors all drew broad support from investors, with vote tallies ranging from 90percentto97percentcent.

Sheriff Arpaio, who drew broad support from law-and-order conservatives and remains the focus of civil rights scandals, went on to support Ms. Napolitano's political ambitions.

Maloney, 61, drew broad support from the boxing world after disclosing that she had undergone hormone therapy, hair removal electrolysis, voice coaching and specialist counselling for the past two years.

The president drew broad support from voters in each state for a proposal to raise income taxes on people whose household income is more than $250,000.

Though the new legislation, called the Law of Social Quotas, is expected to face legal challenges, it drew broad support among lawmakers.