Sentence examples for most notably supporting from inspiring English sources

But he has had his missteps as well, most notably supporting Secretary of Health and Human Services Sebelius' decision to overrule a FDA panel -- for the first time in history -- and prevent emergency contraception from being sold over the counter.

It will also add several more features this summer, including most notably, supported for encrypted audio calls, texts, and file sharing as well as built-in call recording.

But it was unclear in early 1995 that a Democratic president could eliminate the budget deficit without sacrificing everything that made him a Democrat, most notably support for poverty-fighting entitlement programs like food stamps, Medicare and Medicaid.

In recent years, calls for Arab boycotts of American brands -- from Coke to McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken and even detergents by companies like Procter & Gamble -- have multiplied, as leaders across the Middle East try to protest American policies, most notably support of Israel against the Palestinians.

It includes significant new and enhanced features, including, most notably, support for podcasts.

Today, Spotify is upgrading its app with a few key additions, including most notably support for Cortana voice control, along with other personalization features.

Facebook today announced a brand-new version of its Facebook SDK for iOS, offering a ton of new features and perhaps most notably, support for iOS 6. (More on all this in a bit).

The grand coalition was held together by an ideological convergence as the Social Democrats moved to the right on economic policy (most notably in supporting her in imposing austerity on the rest of the eurozone) and the Christian Democrats moved to the left on social and environmental policy (most notably in phasing out nuclear power – the so-called Energiewende).

There was no sign that the cease-fire had taken hold, and it was not clear what effect the Russian announcement might have given the numerous players in the conflict — most notably those supporting the Syrian government, and Iranian-backed forces.

Most notably, he supported the ordination of women in the church and declared that those opposed to it were heretics.

Most notably, Charles supported the Anglo-Saxon missionaries, especially Winfrith (the future St. Boniface), who spread the faith east of the Rhine.