Sentence examples for may backed from inspiring English sources

A Home Office spokesperson confirmed that May backed the decision at the last EU justice and home affairs council, when the decision was taken to bring to an end the existing Italian-led search-and-rescue operation called Mare Nostrum.

Although the Home Secretary, Theresa May, backed and promoted the idea of elected police and crime commissioner, there will be concern that a campaign to liberalise drug laws is now coming from the ranks of commissioners.

Theresa May, backed by a casually enthusiastic prime minister on the Today programme, has suggested that a ban on some nonviolent extremist groups and speakers appearing on television and social media should be introduced.

Last week the home secretary, Theresa May, backed the introduction of greater mass surveillance powers, and committed the Conservatives to implementing the communications data bill that had been blocked by the Liberal Democrats amid protests over civil liberties.

In 1965, May backed Wetherby in his campaign for the Kentucky Senate.

On Monday, British prime minister Theresa May backed the "shoot to kill" policy which stopped the London Bridge attackers Saturday night, saying she would not allow terrorism to defeat the UK.

The bully may back off or stay for a fight.

| Microsoft may back a Dell buyout.

If that doesn't materialise they may back independence.

And the Gulenists suggest they may back the CHP.

P7 BBC may back Cliff Richard's album as he prepares to sue.