Sentence examples for ground in support from inspiring English sources

Surely, Second Amendment advocates and gun control supporters can find common ground in support of this proposition: Let's examine our laws and make the changes needed to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people.

Before the local derby began, Mr Corbyn attended a protest outside the ground in support of the London living wage.

All told, 49 American soldiers were on the ground in support, including two Stryker platoons and a 10-person Special Forces detachment.

Ms. Dannenfelser, along with members of the National Organization for Marriage, which opposes efforts to legalize same-sex marriage, are helping to coordinate efforts on the ground in support of Mr. Hoffman.

These iconic animals play a key role our ongoing campaign to win over hearts and minds of people all over the world, and local people on the ground, in support of elephant and wildlife conservation.

"By calling for more [military] boots on the ground, we are avoiding this major question," said Mr Nassar, who runs a Christian NGO called the Awareness Foundation which encourages inter-faith debate.Whether or not it would be desirable for Western states to put lots of boots on the ground in support of Iraq's minorities, it seems fairly unlikely.

Mr. Ashcroft gave little ground in supporting the president's authority, and he dodged most of the civil liberties questions raised by Mr. Bush's order, passing the buck to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, who is supposed to issue clarifying regulations.

Fortunately, in the meantime tech companies large and small have found common ground in supporting judicial, legislative and other efforts that could make the patent system less vulnerable to patent troll abuses.

CAIRO — Barack Obama came here as a new president in 2009 to proclaim "a new beginning" in American relations with the Muslim world, grounded in support for the dream of Arab democracy and "governments that reflect the will of the people".

Around the same time in the late 1990s, Mr. Hagel was allied with Mr. Kristol and other hawks calling for the commitment of ground troops in support of the Clinton administration's intervention in Kosovo.

Stationing three brigade combat teams in Europe beyond 2015 will allow the American military "to maintain a flexible and rapidly deployable ground force" in support of NATO, as well as to "meet a broad range of 21st century challenges," the Pentagon said Friday in a statement.