Sentence examples for give proponents from inspiring English sources

While the industry has been lobbying aggressively to temper those regulations, the rogue trading case could give proponents of the so-called Volcker Rule, which would prohibit proprietary trading, more ammunition.

Imaginatively recasting national security software users as species in a complex information ecology should give proponents of biologically-inspired informatics technologies pause and optimism.

And it gives proponents of greener energy a public relations opening.

The changing political backdrop has given proponents "a new sense of momentum and a desire to try and achieve a constitution by June," Mr. Blair's official spokesman said Monday morning.

Officials said the administration's goal with the new proposal was to win approval of a package that would allow some drilling, giving proponents an edge when the Senate meets with the House on final legislation to send to the president.

Smartphones, spreadsheets and demographic data allow for a more precise targeting of campaigning efforts, giving proponents more bang for their buck.

Utah emerged as a hallmark, and gave proponents for drug-testing laws a model they could brandish when discussing whether these initiatives were worth putting money into.

The terms, however, are likely to give both proponents and opponents new arguments for their positions.

Let's not give the proponents of nationalised healthcare any reason to criticise us," she wrote.

Waxing crankier, Owen takes some digs at solar power, net metering (which gives people credit for wind or solar power they deliver back to the grid) and distributed generation: he claims they spur growth and consumption in the 'burbs, though he doesn't give their proponents a chance to rebut his charges, and many of his assertions have a "just so" flavor.

And give the proponents a lot of trouble, he implied.