Sentence examples for have often supported from inspiring English sources
As an organization, the nonaligned countries have often supported Iran's drive for a nuclear energy program, but some of its individual members, such as Saudi Arabia, are strongly opposed, saying it is a cover for developing nuclear weapons.
Those (such as this newspaper) who have argued in the past against maintaining a huge, publicly-funded, state-owned corporation through a regressive tax (£104 a year, regardless of income) have often supported a subscription-based model instead.
Politicians have often supported the civic outcry: in the spring of 2007, James L. Oberstar of Minnesota, chairman of the House Committees on Transportation and Infrastructure, warned that his panel would "work to undo" any public-private partnership deals that failed to protect the public interest.
Processes of city planning have often supported decision-making methods that involve selection, evaluation and combination of several factors.
For example, in recent years philosophers have often supported the position that science has to be pluralistic or social in order to meet an acceptable level of credibility [13, 14, 15].
Non-cognitivists have often supported their theory by arguing from versions of judgment internalism, which postulate a necessary connection between accepting a moral judgment on the one hand and being motivated to act on it on the other.
It has often supported projects that other investors might avoid because of their challenging location.
Seth Klarman, who runs the hedge fund Baupost, has often supported Republicans even though he is an independent.
His work was not lucrative, and Mr. Adams has often supported himself by working as a cook or a houseman.
He said that he had often supported Israel, had visited a number of times and wanted "the country to exist and at last find peace with its neighbors".
Our democratic unease is understandable, since the alleged superiority of high culture has often supported the pretensions of an aristocratic class claiming to have privileged access to it.
