Sentence examples for newspaper support for from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, October 29 , 1960P. 146 WAYWARD PRESS about newspaper support for Presidential Candidates.

Labour, intimidated by public, and tabloid newspaper, support for these policies, has not dared to oppose them.

Perhaps he will dare to point out that Scottish newspaper support for a yes vote has been somewhat thin on the ground.

MURDOCH Former Prime Minister John Major disclosed to a judicial inquiry that Rupert Murdoch withdrew his newspapers' support for the Conservatives after Mr. Major refused a demand for changes in his policies on Europe.

LONDON — As the judicial inquiry into the British press sifts painstakingly through competing claims about the influence of Rupert Murdoch's newspapers, former Prime Minister John Major disclosed on Tuesday, for what he said was the first time, that Mr. Murdoch withdrew his newspapers' support for the Conservatives after Mr. Major refused a demand for changes in his policies on Europe.

Ahead of the talks, he told European newspapers support for EU membership was now "wafer-thin" in the UK.

In Rock Springs, the local newspaper endorsed the outcome of the riot, while in other Wyoming newspapers, support for the riot was limited to sympathy for the causes of the white miners.

The exchanges were made as a new poll conducted by YouGov for the Sun newspaper put support for independence at 33% with 53% against and 14% undecided.

But YouGov polling, commissioned by the newspaper, showed support for fracking has dwindled to just 32% in the last 18 months – a fall of 12 percentage points.

A daily survey by Infact for Norway's VG newspaper showed support for Progress at around 14%. None of the other parties likely to form a post-election coalition is polling more than 7%.

On June 4th a survey in the Asahi Shimbun newspaper showed support for Mr Abe's government falling to an all-time low of 30%, from 60% last September (see chart).The latest dip in the government's popularity follows the suicide on May 28th of Toshikatsu Matsuoka, Mr Abe's farm minister.