Sentence examples for go further supporting from inspiring English sources

But he needs to go further, supporting the Udall-Merkley proposal to end "lazy filibusters" and to eliminate the filibuster on establishing House-Senate conferences, which has made negotiations increasingly rare.

"We have warned you before to side with the people and their revolution against the military occupation but you ignored us and even went further supporting the [government] with your financial projects and participation in the conference of selling the homeland," the statement said, referring to a major investment conference held in March.

And he'd wanted them to go further by supporting his call for a "reputable scientist" sceptical of anthropogenic climate change to sit on the panels of the two other inquiries into email controversy currently underway.

But he said he hopes the country will go further in supporting public transportation.

Going further back, the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations has officially supported same-sex marriages since 1996.

Mr. Sciarra said he was not disheartened that the court did not go further and support his arguments earlier this year for even higher spending for supplemental programs.

She said the government should not go further to support mothers to stay at home, but should seek to widen "genuine choice", partly by expanding childminding.

Now I bet you want us to go further and support those who just want to take part on a recreational basis, especially in schools.

But charity Women's Aid urged the government to go further and support victims through the justice system.

But she urged them to go further and support a People's Constitutional Convention which she argued would go some way towards tackling the "democratic deficit that has left far too many people feeling unrepresented, neglected and alienated by Westminster".

It's been said for some time that Facebook has reached "critical mass" here in the U.S., and these new figures go further to support that claim – the social network remains the most popular, but its membership levels here have seen little change from where they were in 2013.