Sentence examples for eagerly backed from inspiring English sources

Above all, he had eagerly backed the Iraq war, defying 90% of public opinion.In this section A model for Europe?

The Greens, the junior partners in his ruling coalition, who have eagerly backed his welfare reforms, are urging boldness.

Salam Fayyad, the PA's prime minister and the Palestinian politician most eagerly backed by Western governments, has appealed to Hamas and even to the more extreme armed group, Islamic Jihad, to join his government.

WASHINGTON — The incoming Republican majority in the House is moving to make good on its promise to cut $100 billion from domestic spending this year, a goal eagerly backed by conservatives but one carrying substantial political and economic risks.

Perhaps the same one was sent by voters in response to other, high profile and strongly opposed redevelopment schemes the Tories so eagerly backed, such as those for Shepherd's Bush market and the Riverside Studios.

A major reason for the decline is the current reluctance of countries like Iraq, Syria and Libya, which once eagerly backed terrorist groups, to provide safe havens, funding and training.

A hero to many Republicans for his campaign fund-raising abilities, Mr. DeMint frustrated Senate colleagues by eagerly backing Republican candidates like Sharron Angle of Nevada, Ken Buck of Colorado and Christine O'Donnell of Delaware in 2010, and Richard Mourdock of Indiana and Todd Akin of Missouri this year, contenders who proved too conservative to be elected statewide.

I stare at the racks of magazines, and the magazines stare eagerly back.

Helen imagined huge vats like those in a brewery — wide, clear tubes with viscous, viral blood moving sluggishly in one direction, while bright, animated, healthy blood rushed eagerly back toward the patient.

But after a half-hour, we summoned the will to drag ourselves to the top, where we listlessly snapped a few photos before plunging eagerly back down to thicker air.

It is much harder (if not impossible) to describe the sort of voter who would refuse to support Mr. Romney (over Barack Obama!) but would somehow eagerly back Messrs. Perry, Cain or Gingrich, let alone Michele Bachmann, Rick Santorum or Ron Paul.