Sentence examples for drawing on support from from inspiring English sources

The Assad government's next target, he said, is Syria's largest city, Aleppo, drawing on support from thousands of Hezbollah fighters, Iranian military operatives and Iraqi Shiite fighters.

A8 Kerry Raises $50 Million Senator John Kerry's campaign said it raised $50 million in the last three months, drawing on support from Democrats eager to defeat President Bush.

As a cancer patient who will die in the relatively near future, I believe rather that instead of reaching for the traditional battle language, [life] is about living as well as possible, coping, acceptance, gentle positivity, setting short-term, achievable goals, and drawing on support from those closest to you.

It is against this background that a weak centre-left government drawing on support from unions may find it even harder to enact the kind of reforms that stand any chance of improving productivity and competitiveness.

And they are drawing on support from wider range of community allies than have traditional labor campaigns.

Sources of self-management support were varied and involved drawing on support from family, friends, health-care professionals, colleagues, the Internet and so on.

It believes it can draw on support from the opposition if the president vetoes the bill.

But in the months that followed, he drew on support from his parents, friends, teachers and an understanding therapist.

It will require an undertaking that is pan-European, involve commitment from the private sector, and will have to draw on support from the I.M.F., and possibly China and America.

At TMG, he will now be able to draw on support from a former PBS colleague, Jon Brendsel, who was yesterday named as the group's chief information officer.

Unable to draw on support from the shrunken Lib Dems, he will rely on votes from his own party's Eurosceptic right wing, which wants to leave the European Union.