Sentence examples for drawn some support from inspiring English sources

The movement has drawn some support from financial circles.

He has drawn some support from Shia secularists, military families and others opposed to the UIA's clerical links and its ties to Iran.

In a city where entire blocks of foreclosed homes and crumbling buildings have been bulldozed, the proposal has drawn some support, notably from the mayor, Dave Bing, and some city council members.

While the proposed ban has drawn some support from religious figures, opponents say that such a measure is unnecessary and that the survey leaves out some critical facts.

The former Labour Party leader has previously said his new organization was created in reaction to "resurgent populism," and he has drawn some support for his cause from the Liberal Democrats.

The proposed rules drew some support today.

But on Monday he drew some support from fellow Republicans who backed his demand that the costs of the programs be covered from unspent economic stimulus funds.

Mr. Sadr may be cautious, for now, but Asaib al-Haq, another powerful Shiite militia that is a rival to the Mahdi Army and also draws some support in Sadr City, has remobilized.

Carol Moseley Braun, who was the first African-American woman elected to the United States Senate, is expected to draw some support from black voters, who make up about a third of the city's residents.

President Bashar al-Assad, who is from the Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam, draws some support from minority groups that fear reprisals or oppression from extremists among the country's majority Sunnis.

He would also draw some support in Detroit's well-heeled outer suburbs, given the national prosperity and the vast wealth that the financial markets have bestowed during his tenure.