Sentence examples for lowest levels of support from inspiring English sources

However, in Scotland it registers its lowest levels of support, where only 8% of voters back it.

The lowest levels of support for same-sex marriage – 24% – were found among Anglican men over the age of 55, a group that dominates the church leadership.

Mr Blair's declaration for support may be scant comfort to Mr Miliband as the Ipso-MORI poll results, published today, indicate that the Labour party is facing its lowest levels of support since the final days of Gordon Brown's leadership.

With opinion polls showing the Labor Party at some of the lowest levels of support ever recorded for the party — 20percentt and lower in several polls — the expected reshuffle has taken on make-or-break proportions for the 57-year-old Mr. Brown.

In 2013, the lowest levels of support for the husband's right to beat his wife if she goes out without telling him were observed in the Southwest.

A law restricting the use of any and all cell phones generally received the lowest levels of support, while a law restricting only hand-held cell phone use was more popular, and a law against text messaging or emailing while driving received virtually universal support across all three age groups.

Although high, the figure represents the lowest level of support for executions in 19 years.

"First, think where we started in 2010, with our lowest level of support for decades.

In last year's council elections, Labour slumped to the lowest level of support of any governing party in history.

Last year, 86 percent of shareholders voted for Ms. Futter, the lowest level of support for any director.

Indeed, for almost all of Gillard's tenure as prime minister, Labor polled at levels below the lowest level of support for Rudd in the 2007-2010 period.