Sentence examples for internal supporters from inspiring English sources

Kellie Leitch's doubling-down on the "barbaric cultural practices" schtick might generate lots of coverage in the left-nationalist outrage economy, but it hasn't seemed to give her much traction with internal supporters.

Their internal supporters will be dealt with as a secondary target," the statement said, adding, "The Americans have no serious or sincere intentions of bringing the war to an end".

This particular corner of the Murdoch empire is where News Corp keeps all of its Web businesses: MySpace, Photobucket, IGN, Scout, Chernin was its biggest supporter and internal sponsor.

During internal discussions, supporters of gaining Cuba decided that a purchase or intervention in the name of national security was the most acceptable method of acquisition.

An internal message to supporters notes the "good fortune of extensive press coverage," thanks to Mr. Levine.

We are heading for collision".The king's internal and external supporters, who prefer to withhold their names, insist Jordan's current circumstances and history will immunise it from the popular revolts sweeping other Western regional allies.

But he said he believed the goal was to reach an accommodation with Bo's supporters and internal party opposition, rather than to clear them out.

There was also some internal pressure from Hamas supporters calling on the movement "not to leave the battlefield and to carry out its role alongside the other factions," Mr. Modallal said in a telephone interview.

The mullah responded by offering his resignation but then received an unexpected outpouring of support: several media commentators argued in his favor and blamed the conflict on an internal struggle between his supporters and the powerful Madani family, which has long dominated Darul Uloom.

His move apparently resulted in part from the bitter internal controversy between his supporters and his rivals in the party, who rose against him for the first time because of the political implications of the 1954 "Lavon Affair," involving Israeli-inspired sabotage of U.S. and British property in Egypt.

The United States left Iraq in 1991 believing that Saddam might soon fall to an internal rebellion; Chalabi's supporters believe that Saddam is much weaker now, and that even signs that a serious operation was in the offing could finish him off.