Sentence examples for from its proponents from inspiring English sources

If it could work scientifically and politically, according to cost estimates from its proponents, CCS still would be the most expensive method for avoiding future CO2 pollution from electricity production.

Even then, WiMax seems unlikely to live up to the initial hype from its proponents, foremost among them Intel.

The unexpected popularity of the ACA's marketplaces at a time of intense political turmoil surrounding the 2010 law drew swift praise from its proponents.

The prosperity theology teaching of positive confession stems from its proponents' view of scripture.

Capitalism, this time, faces opposition from its greatest proponents.

Although in private some elected officials acknowledged the validity of the HIA, elected officials appeared unwilling to challenge the judgments of the planning director (who had determined the EIA to be adequate) or the strong political support for the project from its many proponents.

Their adoption cut the ground from under the move for a second convention, although this mode of ratification has found its proponents from time to time.

Its proponents, from Theodor Herzl to David Ben-Gurion, sought to apply the universal right of self-determination to the Jews, to set them free individually and collectively as a nation within a democratic state.

The dispute was alarming because of the special nature of the Emmaus ethos, which, its proponents feel, distinguishes it from the plethora of other homelessness charities and agencies.

By his influence the Byzantine empress Eudoxia became convinced that Monophysitism was in error and withdrew support from its chief proponent, Abbot Eutyches of Constantinople.

Now the only thing standing between $1.5 trillion in tax cuts and law is a signature from its biggest proponent.