Sentence examples for groups in support of from inspiring English sources

Lawyers involved in the Medtronic case say they expect the court to hear from manufacturers and business groups in support of Medtronic, as well as from states and consumer organizations on behalf of the patient who was injured.

Christopher D. Man, a Washington lawyer who filed a brief on behalf of children's advocacy groups in support of the law, said that more than 500 defendants might escape prosecution because of the ruling.

He disavowed some mailings made by conservative groups in support of his candidacy, but countered that Mrs. Clinton's backers have portrayed him as part of a right wing conspiracy.

Ms. Dunn, who left the White House as Mr. Bauer was moving in, will also have a role in the Supreme Court confirmation process, coordinating the efforts of liberal advocacy groups in support of Mr. Obama's eventual nominee.

A veritable army of outside groups — including an ambitious new initiative by Anita Dunn, Mr. Obama's former communications director, and Andrew Grossman, a top Democratic strategist who spent 2009 coordinating advocacy groups in support of the overhaul — are orchestrating campaigns to echo the White House message.

Their presence, along with the names of more than 100 veterans of Mr. Obama's formidable 2008 fund-raising operation, suggests that the president and his aides have moved quickly to replenish the ranks of top fund-raisers as he prepares for an onslaught of advertising next year mounted by independent groups in support of his Republican opponent.

A complete stranger has set up a Facebook group in support of Robertson.

affiliate — and joined a group in support of the Zapatistas, an armed revolutionary group based in Mexico.

More than 16,000 people have joined a Facebook group in support of the cheerleaders, while only 77 have joined a group favoring the ban.

He earned a doctorate in political economy from Harvard and commanded a battle group in support of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

In the wake of the scandal, Mark Williams, a 20-year-old politics student at Salford University, set up a group in support of the presenters on the Facebook social networking site.