Sentence examples for massive support for the from inspiring English sources

The bill of rights commission, of which I was a member, consulted widely and found massive support for the Human Rights Act.

"At the school we're at there isn't massive support for the strike, but I haven't met anybody who doesn't agree with the aims".

His hopes and plans for a more equal, just society have encouraged massive support for the Labour party, especially from young people.

The resolution was hammered out in a series of intensive negotiations aimed at lining up massive support for the anti-Castro stand.

"Any poll in Ireland would show massive support for the euro, but not for political integration," said Philip R. Lane, professor of international macroeconomics at Trinity College in Dublin.

Armed with academia's common weapons, indignation and verbosity, they said they were all "disturbed by the ideological and disciplinary preference implied by the university's massive support for the economic and political doctrines that have extended from Friedman's work", and pleaded for time for discussion.

The PFCs are actively cooled thermal shields while the CB are massive supports for the PFCs providing also a neutronic shield.

In 1336 Philip VI appeared to be preparing massive support for David II, the Scottish king at war with Edward; and in 1337, alleging defaults in feudal service, Philip ordered the confiscation of Aquitaine.

And while some Clinton supporters were quick to pounce on what they saw as evidence of simple prejudice in such massive support for Trump, the story is obviously a bit more complicated than that.

"The problem is that there are too many interests involved here: Ahok's rivals would like to decrease his likelihood of winning; hardline civil society groups want to show that they control the streets; pro-shariah groups want to show massive support for Islamic law; the tiny jihadi groups are urging their members to show their courage by attacking police".

Secularism has been threatened from time to time by actions of sectarian groups, but the massive support for secularism across India has asserted itself again and again, the last time in the Indian general elections in 2004.