Sentence examples for in which supporters from inspiring English sources

Often, these are respectful affairs in which supporters lob softballs.

Role-playing exercises could be woven into controversial seminars in which supporters of each side are asked to switch sides.

Fight for the Future has set up a petition in which supporters can protest her potential punishment.

Parties have also been known to engage in "ballot snatching," in which supporters of the losing candidates steal ballot boxes and stuff them with false votes.

THIS week's issue of The Economist includes an article on a scheme in which supporters of the Portsmouth football club could jointly purchase the team.

But staff in Labour HQ are worried about entryism, in which supporters of other parties could be joining specifically to sway the leadership election.

France's Socialist government introduced the legislation after examining a similar law in Sweden passed in 1999, which supporters claim has reduced the level of prostitution in the country by half.

The expression "eating rice in humiliation," which supporters of free lunches often use, reminds Koreans of the deprivation after the 1950-53 Korean War, when many had to beg to survive.

Bitcoin has a finite supply of 21m of which more than 15m are in circulation, which supporters claim make it more stable than government-backed currencies that can be devalued by central banks printing money.

But the Digital Accountability and Transparency Act (DATA Act) now also includes provisions that slash spending by federal agencies on conferences by 20percentt from levels set in 2010, which supporters say could save taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars annually.

More than 4percentt of American kids -- 2.3 million students -- are enrolled in charters, which supporters tout as publicly funded alternatives to private schools.