Sentence examples for hand support for the from inspiring English sources

If the current mayor of London were party leader, on the other hand, support for the Tories would rise to 37%, while Labour's would fall to 38%.

On the other hand, support for the DPJ, which doubled to about 40% after Mr Kan took over from Mr Hatoyama, dipped this week after he mentioned the tax rise (see chart).Happily for the DPJ, it is not alone in demanding higher taxes.

On the one hand, support for the proportional solution is also very low in Nicosia compared to the remaining sites, where it is strongest in Galway and Madrid.

On the other hand, support for the possibility that H. pylori infection induces mucosal AT1R expression that increases the infiltration of PMNs is that AT1R antagonists decrease neutrophil infiltration in a rat model of stress induced gastric injury, as well as in a rat model of indomethacin induced enteritis [ 4, 32].

It could have no impact on me, but I hoped that it might serve as on-hand support for the next casualty.

Professor Don Haider-Markel, from The University of Kansas, described how the findings provide first-hand support for the arguments of some political theorists that the legitimacy of public institutions is enhanced when they are staffed by people who look like the student population.

On the other hand, support for research by the National Institutes of Health has leveled off after a period of spectacular annual increases, a phenomenon that affects both government and academic research.

Among Tea Party supporters, on the other hand, support for renewable energy does not rise with education, and acceptance of ACC actually declines (Fig. 5).

On the other hand, support for our understanding of gamma band transmissions as reflecting the visuospatial sketchpad activity comes from a study by Kawasaki and Watanabe (2007), who showed increased parietal and frontal gamma activity accompanying enhanced fronto-parietal theta during visuospatial working memory task.

On the other hand, support for democracy is very high in Venezuela, perhaps because both supporters and opponents of Hugo Chávez, the socialist president, claim it as their banner.

On the other hand, support for community-led initiatives has not been considered as a strategy for reducing the presence of and preference for informal providers [1, 2].