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Several leadership aides believe Mr. Moore will garner wide support among Senate Republicans, if no new revelations emerge during vetting, hearings and one-on-one meetings with senators.

In the 1990s and 2000s, some Waco residents lobbied for a monument to the lynching, an idea that has failed to garner wide support in the city.

The Opportunity Agenda's national survey found that policies for reducing poverty garner wide support, with 75percentt of Americans indicating that unequal treatment of poor people is a real problem.

It is not the end of any future talks with the Palestinian Authority, but if and when this talks will resume, the Israelis will have a trump card, one which will enjoy near universal support in Israel, and is likely to garner wide support abroad-the security card, the emphasis on a set of security requirements whose acceptance will be hard, very hard for the PA to swallow.

Against this backdrop, May continued negotiations with European leaders in an effort to win concessions that would garner wider support within Parliament than the terms of her earlier, shunned Brexit plan did.

But there are also other policy measures for incentivizing small-scale donor participation that could garner wider support in the aftermath of Schumer-Van Hollen.

Should the broader bill fail, the White House is preparing to throw its support behind the measure, which is expected to garner wider backing among lawmakers, according to a White House official.

As an explanation for the simplicity of the movie, they stated that "in [their] quest to garner wide public support of nuanced policy, [they] sought to explain the conflict in an easily understandable format".

A strong counter to this outrageous act of judicial interference is a bill introduced by Representatives Mark Pocan (D-WI) and Keith Ellison (D-MN) that calls for an amendment to guarantee the right to vote for all Americans, which should garner wide public support.

NEW DELHI— A bill aimed at toughening India's laws on rape and sexual violence will be altered, India's law minister said Monday, a move expected to garner wider political support in a divided Parliament.

The United States will decide in coming weeks whether to undertake military action without the blessing of the Security Council, or to press on with negotiations to garner wider international support.