Sentence examples for interest in support of from inspiring English sources

In the Texas case, which relates to redistricting, the Justice Department is filing what is known as a statement of interest, in support of the private groups that have filed suit.

The givers demonstrate political interest in support of the policies of the leaders of the recipient country.

There is a renewed global interest in support of family farming becoming a more competitive sector, contributing to poverty alleviation, food security, and economic growth.

She now has a plan for raising the standards of the profession, and she has mobilised a coalition of interests in support of her reforms - including the Police Federation, second only to the British Medical Association in the ferocity of trade-union defence of its members' interests.

His interim government faces the challenge of uniting secular, regionalist and Islamic interests in support of a new constitution and parliamentary elections in 2013.

Furthermore the potential for an alternative can be foregrounded by briefly comparing the potential for a more principled response that would seek to re-configure institutions and interests in support of those who possess the skills, tools and knowledge that are at stake in a world wherein living materials can be translated into informatic formats and vice versa.

Despite almost $2.2 million in spending by right-wing interest groups in support of Prosser, voters outraged by Governor Scott Walker's recent assaults on workers' rights came out in far greater numbers than expected to oppose the pro-Walker candidate.

'Humanitarian intervention' is an instrument that the major powers use to justify their intervention in situations they have so often fuelled and aggravated by years of interference in pursuit of their strategic interests and in support of the unscrupulous manoeuvres of the multinationals.

The PDP was conceived as a vehicle to bind Nigeria's diverse ethnic and political interests together in support of Mr Obasanjo's presidential candidacy in 1999.

I guess I should have said "plainly against its commercial interests and in support of a long-term benefit for users" (who, as you point out, Anna, have had mostly sweet nothings whispered in their ears so far).

Hume takes this as further evidence against Hobbes' explanation in terms of self-interest and in support of his sympathy-based account.