Sentence examples for elected to support from inspiring English sources

In the election of 1918, most of the candidates elected to support the coalition were Conservatives.

When the faction we had elected to support lost control of events we pulled out.

But he elected to support Galba scion of a republican patrician family claiming descent from Jupiter and Pasiphae who was recognized as emperor by the Senate.

The vast majority of those fans were Japanese, and the ones who had elected to support England were, almost to a man, woman and child, wearing the names of Owen or Beckham inscribed on their backs.

Voters enraged by more than two years of unprecedented belt-tightening enforced by mainstream forces to try to keep the economy afloat, elected to support anti-austerity fringe parties on the left and right.

It is not conceivable that any vice president before Mr. Cheney would have been so arrogant in describing his purportedly subordinate role in the administration he was elected to support.

"I was not re-elected to support a "a ragtag coalition made up of Ukip assembly members who at the moment can't even agree with each other," said Williams.

Individual reunion classes may elect to support a particular funding priority at the Institute.

That ability to knit together disparate groups will come in handy at Open Society, where Mr. Soros may elect to support struggling scientists in Russia, as he did after the Soviet Union collapsed, using money he made shorting the British pound.

As a nation founded on principles of tolerance and tactful representation, we cannot elect to support those who would threaten and condemn our tired--our poor--our women our disabled our democracy and those who are here for our freedoms so many yearn.

"Given her worsening condition and unsupportable oxygenation," reads a Hopkins report on the incident, "her family elected to withdraw support and Ms. Roche died on June 2 , 2001.