Sentence examples for moderate to support from inspiring English sources

By 1914 the CGT's leadership was sufficiently moderate to support the French government in World War I.

It was assumed the factor loadings of the items within the subscale and the standardized coefficient of the subscales should be at least moderate to support convergent validity, while the correlations between the estimated parameters of the latent factors should be low to support discriminant validity [ 3, 18, 20].

The administration and House Republican leaders are scrambling to get moderates to support a bill that provides a more restricted right to sue health insurers than the bipartisan bill they supported last year.

"I said, 'Rick, I want you to help me learn how to be charming and likable.' He said, 'First you got to back up 59 years and get born Italian and Irish.' " In 1998, Mr. Lazio proved his loyalty by recruiting moderates to support Mr. Armey during an effort by conservatives to oust him as majority leader following the 1998 elections.

The ACLU also noted that surveillance reform could become a key issue during the primaries, especially because voters on the far right and far left are more likely than moderates to support reform efforts.

That would show Republicans that the way to pass a GOP-only immigration bill is simply by tailoring it to the far right and hoping that, with the president's support, you can pressure enough moderates to support the bill.

The effects of the panic had driven more moderates to support repeal; even so, the silverites rallied their following at a convention in Chicago, and the House debated for fifteen weeks before passing the repeal by a considerable margin.

The debate over the coinage was as heated as ever, and the effects of the panic had driven more moderates to support repealing the coinage provisions of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act.

Perhaps they can somehow persuade moderate Republicans to support a market-based limit on power plant emissions — a policy that power plants themselves seem open to.

In an effort to bolster the Alaska oil-drilling provisions, Republican leaders have enlisted the support of trade unions to battle the environmental groups and try to persuade Democrats and moderate Republicans to support the bill.

But even that strategy carries potential risks in a state where the abortion issue has routinely led moderate Republicans to support Democratic general election candidates in statewide contests in recent years.