Sentence examples for manifesto in support of from inspiring English sources

"Wrecking Ball" is Springsteen's latest manifesto in support of the workingman, and his direct blast at fat cats and banksters who derailed the economy.

A signed article accused supporters of universal values of trying to westernise China and turn it into a laissez-faire economy that would no longer uphold "socialism with Chinese characteristics".The debate picked up in December 2008 when hundreds of liberal intellectuals and out-and-out dissidents signed a manifesto in support of universal values, known as Charter 08.

The so-called Manhattan Declaration, unveiled in late 2009, is an ecumenical manifesto in support of those principles, endorsed by Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox religious leaders.

After Manuel Gaona Sousa, one of the founders of the ALC and a former anarchist, issued a manifesto in support of the government, declaring all those opposing the government to be "traitors", Moscú and another anarchist, Manuel González were arrested in Havana.

This the tsar reluctantly consented to do, in the manifesto of October 17 October 300, New Style), 1905.

They possessed exceptional qualities of characterization, both of individuals and of periods, and were political manifestos in support of the oppressed and against the appalling injustices that led to revolutions of which Eötvös nevertheless disapproved.

The arguments in the manifesto of Southern Congressmen in support of the doctrine of "separate but equal" was that it had been founded on common sense.

The arguments in the manifesto of Southern Congressmen in support of the doctrine of "separate but equal" was that it had been founded on common sense..

October 18, 1534 Troyes, France September 14, 1602 Paris, France Jean Passerat, (born Oct. 18, 1534, Troyes, France died Sept. 14, 1602, Paris), French poet who composed elegant and tender verse and was one of the contributors to the "Satire Ménippée," the manifesto of the moderate Royalist party in support of Henry of Navarre's claim to the throne.

The issues of substance today has been the Green party manifesto launch, the publication of the letter in support of Brown on tax (see 2.06pm), and the row over the Tory manifesto pledge to support Crossrail which erupted earlier after shadow minister Justine Greening admitted it was possible that the project would in the end be scrapped due to funding pressures (see 1.19pm).

He will propose a motion next week, at the Liberal Democrat conference in Glasgow, in support of a new manifesto themes paper, setting out possible policies for the next election.