"Because of the US manifest support of terrorist groups and the dispatch of weapons to Syria, the US is responsible for the lives of the 48 Iranian pilgrims abducted in Damascus," it said.
Mayor Boris Johnson, a Conservative like Mr. Cameron who also rushed home from his own vacation abroad, strode down the main street in Clapham hoisting a broom to manifest his support for a large crowd of residents who had formed themselves into a volunteer cleanup brigade.
Justice Scalia – he who flaunts his refusal to join any portion of any opinion that cites legislative history – returned repeatedly to his view that manifest Congressional support for the Voting Rights Act was somehow illegitimate, not to be taken at face value.
These changes only occurred when MeCP2 expression levels had reached mature levels and RTT-like symptoms were manifest, supporting a role for MeCP2 in maintaining proper brain function.
The street, however, manifests little support for the Brotherhood.
According to the 2005 cable, Pandey felt the aggressive way the US manifested its support for Nepalese democracy would make Gyanendra less likely to relinquish power – and that this in turn would indirectly help Maoist insurgents.
The IMF is concerned about what is sees as a growing backlash against globalisation, which has been manifested in support for Trump and Bernie Sanders in the US presidential primaries, by the vote for Brexit and by the rise of populist parties across Europe.
Only now, we're in this moment of populist, anti-establishment fervor manifesting in support for Sanders on the left and Trump on the right, so she's also supposed to pretend she's not a really good politician, because in 2016, voters are attracted to outsiders.
Fourth, it is manifest that Western support for African dictators is only skin deep.
Duterte's challenge to the establishment has also manifested itself in support for LGBT rights, as well as attempts to reach out to Muslim communities in the Philippines and pursue negotiations with Islamist rebel groups.
Moreover, these name-recognition effects usually manifest themselves in lower support for the challenger rather than higher support for the incumbent (voters may say they are undecided if they are not yet sufficiently familiar with a candidate, even if they are likely to support him eventually).
