Sentence examples for friday in support of from inspiring English sources

The New Jersey State A.F.L.-C.I.O. is staging a rally in Trenton on Friday in support of its brethren in Wisconsin, where labor's fight is more existential.

The very people who now shouted about killing all the Alawites were once members of the Binnish Coordination Committee who marched every Friday in support of civil society, he wrote.

(Anderson) ★ The Hives (Friday) In support of their self-produced and self-released fifth album, "Lex Hives," these maniacally catchy Swedish punks are making a quick, monthlong sprint across the States.

Beijing, which is in the midst of border disputes with the Philippines in the South China Sea, protested the shooting on Friday in support of Taiwan, which it considers a breakaway Chinese province.

American warplanes entered Somali airspace on Friday in support of an attempt by French commandos to rescue a French agent held hostage by Al Shabab militants in Somalia, President Obama told Congress in a letter on Sunday.

Amazon, Google, Snapchat, Salesforce and several others filed a brief on Friday in support of Microsoft in its case against the United States Justice Department, while Apple, Mozilla and others made their own filing.

Ian Black and I have just visited the Rabaa Adawiya mosque, where pro-Morsi supporters have gathered for the tenth successive day in support of the now ousted president.

Among Liberal Democrat supporters, about 2,000 people rallied in London on Saturday in support of proportional representation More than 5,000 people joined a "Don't Do It Nick!!" Facebook group.

She ended the interview by thanking her Latino supporters, and reminded viewers that Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are performing a free concert Saturday, in support of her campaign.

Is it, as Jets Coach Rex Ryan said on Wednesday in support of his quarterback Mark Sanchez, about playoff success more than statistics?

When he spoke on Tuesday in support of it, he said Americans grieving everywhere were calling on Congress to act.