Sentence examples for express qualified from inspiring English sources

Despite some of his campaign rhetoric, Barack Obama is careful to express qualified support for free trade, even when stumping in the industrial Midwest.

I should think it's impossible, in fact". The broadcaster, who is a patron of the charity Population Matters, which promotes family planning and campaigns for sustainable consumption, also appeared to express qualified support for the one-child policy in China.

He became the first European leader to express qualified support for Mr Bush's controversial missile defence shield and his unilateral decision to abrogate the anti-ballistic-missile treaty with Russia.

Environmental advocates expressed qualified support for EPA's action.

Gov. Bob McDonnell, a Republican, has expressed qualified support for uranium mining.

Readers expressed qualified enthusiasm for the candidate, along with frustration for what many said was an inability to get his message across.

And Hillary Clinton, who has expressed qualified support for the Bush administration's confrontational policies on Iran, has positioned herself carefully to Obama's right on the subject.

Republicans (and even some Democrats) have expressed qualified confidence in Ms. Hyde-Smith's prospects, and on Monday, Mr. Trump campaigned alongside her in Biloxi and Tupelo.

In the interview with The Capital Times, Dwight Armstrong expressed qualified remorse for the killing, arguing that the bombing itself was a political necessity.

Widespread support for the inquiry was expressed, qualified by concern over the degree of secrecy that will surround it, and over its inability to compel former ministers to appear.

Throughout his adult life he expressed qualified sympathies for the socialists, he attended meetings of the Czech Anarchists (before World War I), and in his later years he showed marked interest and sympathy for a socialized Zionism.