Sentence examples for opted to back from inspiring English sources
The NSA and its allies accordingly opted to back the bill, despite having publicly expressed their reservations.
Many voters opted to back Mr Neves simply as a vote for change after 12 consecutive years of Workers Partyy rule that began under the ever-popular Lula da Silva.
The decision was in itself taken by Unite members – the working men and women of our regional committee who opted to back him – because that is how we operate, as a member-led, decision-making body.
But BAA's board has opted to back the offer from Ferrovial, partly because it would give shareholders the chance to take cash or to invest in a new holding company for BAA controlled by Ferrovial.
Hosking said he had opted to back exclusively Tory candidates because their support for Brexit would in effect create a "government of national unity" under May that could deliver on the referendum mandate to leave the EU.
But the United States has opted to back the Syrian Kurds as proxy fighters against the Islamic State and as a buffer to keep the militants from trying to reclaim territory.
Klassen had a golden opportunity to level shortly after the break but he opted to back-heel inside the box instead of putting his foot on the ball and taking a shot - the howls of derision from the home fans a reminder that he chose the wrong option.
If they do, they may opt to back it in parliament until they are ready to kill it off.
Miliband said that the changes – under which union members who opt to back Labour can become affiliated supporters, with a role in the party for a fee of just £3 – would help make the voices of working people "louder".
Earlier this year it cut the amount it hands over in automatic affiliation fees by half to £1.5m a year, while pledging to try to build up the number who actively opt to back the party.
As he hears out Cincinnati, Dr. Rothman insists that even if one of the parties to the lawsuit opts to back out of mediation and resume the court fight, the work will not be in vain.
