Sentence examples for politically supporting from inspiring English sources

"We're going to see more rent strikes happening around different parts of the UK," says Asquith. "And the NUS will be politically supporting them".

Politically, supporting ENDA can only help you in the long run as Millennials become the dominant voting block.

The Islamic Revolution in Iran was sparked by outrage at the Shah's ruthless repression of his people which the US indirectly participated in by politically supporting his regime, even engineering a coup against the country's only democratically elected leader when he wanted to nationalize the Iranian oil industry.

We politically support the Union of South American Nations as a key forum for maintaining peace and democracy.

Both are accused by their critics of being "cafeteria Catholics" willing to abandon the church teachings they do not politically support.

The Netherlands has also historically been strongly pro-US, but although it decided to "politically support" the 2003 war, it refrained from taking part militarily.

They lived with another family in the port city of Veracruz and politically supported the anti-Porfirian aims of the Revolution's generals, Madero and Carranza, aligning themselves with other women leaders of the time (Ehlers n.p.).

Piketty is particularly scathing when he blames the inequality of the region, and the persistence of oil monarchies that perpetuate it, on the West: "These are the regimes that are militarily and politically supported by Western powers, all too happy to get some crumbs to fund their [soccer] clubs or sell some weapons.

France and Germany want more control over antitrust policy after Mr. Monti blocked politically supported mergers like Schneider Electric's bid for Legrand and ordered the repayment of billions of euros of aid that the two countries, along with Britain, provided to support ailing companies like Bull of France, MobilCom of Germany and British Energy.

Success depends not only on the programme being properly led, managed, resourced and politically supported, but also on the government not committing the Army to new operations that overmatch its reducing size - particularly while it is still fighting in Afghanistan.

In Serbia, trolls are recruited through several small right-wing parties that are both financially and politically supported by Russia, media analysts say.