Sentence examples for press to support from inspiring English sources

Préval himself has been reported in the press to support new elections.

Videos were shown to the press to support Bratton's assertions that this form of weed was making people impervious to pain and giving them "superhuman strength".

Young and Williams said they had not been in contact with Rudd and he hasn't been doing press to support "Rock or Bust".

Because Jones was the only cast member who spoke English, he did the bulk of the American press to support the release, which greatly elevated his profile.

Should developments continue apace, Republican candidates for president are going to be pressed to support that effort, and to spend time talking about an issue that could undercut their appeal to more centrist voters in a general election.

Even so, most Republican members of the Senate will be pulled to the right and pressed to support programs that are generally tailored to the needs of the South and West, rather than to those of Northeastern urban areas.

Boris Johnson, the UK foreign secretary, is due to hold talks in Ankara on Tuesday with Turkish government leaders, and will again be pressed to support the longstanding Turkish call for a no-fly zone over northern Syria.

Some of the bank's programs have failed, Mr. Sachs said, but those failures often resulted from misguided efforts to reward Western allies during the cold war, programs that the bank was pressed to support by the United States.

The inspector general's office assigns two full-time auditors to the program, the report stated, and although other auditors move in and out of assignments, "this staffing is hard pressed to support our current workload".

"I would be hard pressed to support additional funding for the TARP without sufficient assurances this money will not be wasted, misspent or simply used for more industry-specific bailouts".

Lord Rennard, the party's chief executive, had insisted the calls were purely for market research, since voters were only asked policy questions and were not pressed to support the Lib Dems.