Sentence examples for give up support from inspiring English sources
In Congress, Republicans said the Israeli attack could help them push ahead with legislation to impose sanctions on Syria if it did not give up support of terrorist organizations.
However, Alastair Crooke, a former British intelligence officer who operated in the Middle East and later served as an adviser to the European Union and a staff member for a fact-finding committee on the Middle East headed by Mitchell, said that the new Administration should not assume that Bashar Assad could be separated easily from Iran, or persuaded to give up support for Hamas and Hezbollah.
Along with the hostile atmosphere for negotiations, Tillerson's goal of persuading Russia to give up support for Assad or pressure him into negotiations is inherently difficult.
The UAE has taken the lead in confronting the violent Islamist narrative espoused by various Jihadi groups while Pakistan remains hesitant to give up support for violent groups that it sees as instruments of regional influence.
Labour is my team and even if you don't like a striker you don't give up supporting the team".
Don't give up supporting your wife in labor, but if she continues to push you away, and it seems like you cannot do anything right, step back.
He never gave up support for the war in Vietnam and became known as a vocal friend of the Pentagon.
And Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, soured the global welcome party by declaring that "Change means giving up support for the rootless, uncivilised, fabricated, murdering…Zionists".Without fanfare, Mr Obama lifted a ban regularly imposed by Republican presidents—on American aid money going to charities that provide abortion.
We should think long and carefully about the risks of giving up support for such values.
It's uncertain what measures, either conciliatory or punitive, the U.S. is willing to take to pressure Russia into giving up support for Assad and losing the regional influence that it currently has as a result of its ally.
Ben Nelson, the Nebraska Democrat who ran for the Senate seat that Kerrey was giving up, supported the ban.
