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The far-right Front National has drawn increasing support in the Pas-de-Calais department in northern France.
Santos said in his Tuesday speech that the new deal had drawn increased support from international leaders and domestic groups including "Roman Catholic and evangelical pastors, youth, victims and businesses ….
Also during the few decades following acquisition of statehood, the abolition movement drew increasing support.
The Chinese have embraced the imperatives of a major rebalancing of their growth model — shifting away from the export- and investment-led strategy of the past 33 years and drawing increasing support from their 1.3 billion consumers.
HONG KONG — The Third Plenum, a twice-a-decade meeting where China's leaders set economic policy, ended Nov. 12 with a consensus that the country should shift away from a growth strategy focused on producing exports for the United States and other wealthy countries to one that draws increasing support from its 1.3 billion consumers.
Their support for total repeal has drawn increasing fire from several of their rivals, who say it would be unfair to eliminate the tax cuts for the middle class.
In order to provide a favorable environment for neural regeneration and to support the survival of implanted cells and their neural differentiation, the use of biologic scaffolds has drawn increasing interest.
In the past year, as Black Lives Matter (BLM) and other activist groups have drawn increasing attention to law enforcement misconduct, police officer unions around the country have garnered more and more headlines for supporting cops and opposing reforms.
Organic memory has recently drawn increasing attention.
Recently, nanoscale particles have drawn increasing attention.
According to United States Central Command, American military tankers have flown nearly 1,200 sorties since the war began and refueled more than 5,600 coalition aircraft — support that is drawing increasing protest from Congress.
