Sentence examples for meant support from inspiring English sources

Almost from the beginning, this meant support for conservative positions and for Israel.

For the Saudis it meant support against their Arab rivals, the Hashemite royal families in Jordan and Iraq.

In the 20th century, equality meant support for government programs that insulated ordinary people against the harsher effects of industrial capitalism.

Second, right now in Europe, support for international institutions means, de facto, support for the current policy mix, just as being an internationalist in the interwar period, in too many cases, meant support for gold.

"America always meant support for democracy for us," Win Min, a former student activist who was one of two interpreters of a speech Mr. Obama delivered during his visit.

Emboldened, France obtained a similar UN resolution allowing its Operation Licorne forces in the Ivory Coast to act "in defence of civilians", which in practice meant support for Ouattara.

In the early 1950s, that meant supporting development of the hydrogen bomb.

Usually this has meant supporting whoever is in power no matter how thuggish or unpopular.

What do you mean support negotiations?

"The word 'base' means support, foundation.

This means support for regional and bottom-up peace-building and reconstruction processes.