Sentence examples for likely to support a from inspiring English sources

And nearly half say they are less likely to support a candidate for office if he or she supported policies like the Blunt Amendment.

"We would not be likely to support a quota system," says Peter Montagon of the ABI.

America is also likely to support a new IMF loan programme for Pakistan.

Only one in 10 said her support would make them more likely to support a candidate.

The Democratic Unionists, if they turn up, are likely to support a royal charter backed by statute.

That should bode well for Johnson because alienated Republicans are more likely to support a libertarian than a Clinton.

So the state would seem likely to support a bill to grant citizenship to thousands of foreign-born college students.

Conservative voters might be more likely to support a path to citizenship if it involves certain qualifications.

The governor seems likely to support a bill to finance a solution by selling bonds, though he has criticized Mr. Hertzberg's proposal.

Some members, newly elected beneficiaries of term limits, are sensitive to possible charges of hypocrisy and would be more likely to support a referendum.

Any evidence of retardation to show an absence of personal culpability, she wrote, would also be likely to support a finding of a continuing threat to society.