Sentence examples for prominent support for from inspiring English sources

(Points to Mom and Dad for not censoring the costume because of Ms. Perry's prominent support for President Obama).

That feed has contained prominent support for Stafford Smith's campaign, and in this Twitter exchange Boyle hints that he will be taking part.

SCI referred questions about lions in Botswana and the prominent support for a lifting of the hunting ban to its chief executive, Rudy Rosen, who was not available.

He provided prominent support for American competitiveness in high technology, including HDTV, and won a role for the department in approving the export of technology with military applications, a function that had been the exclusive province of the State Department.

Making up the quartet of central bankers were Hjalmar Schacht of Germany - a man with an extraordinary capacity for making enemies, whose prominent support for the Nazi party was to take him all the way to the Nuremberg trials - and the wily Emile Moreau of France.

In one of the essays, Ernesto Zedillo, a former president of Mexico, argues that "decriminalising consumption without taking away from organised crime the provision of the supply of drugs would be counterproductive". However, despite the prominent support for an end of the "war on drugs," it is considered unlikely that the upcoming U.N. summit will change much about current policies.

The three brothers were added to the U.S. government's terrorism sanctions list in 2009 and 2010 for their prominent support of Hezbollah.

The country's most prominent "support group" for these shoppers is Debtors Anonymous.

"More than 75,000 young LGBT people will be bullied this year just for being who they are, so having such prominent displays of support for the LGBT community is important and very welcome".

Mutual troop buildups along the border have raised fears that Russia will seek to replicate the Crimea scenario in Ukraine's eastern provinces, especially after several prominent politicians voiced support for similar referendums there.

The response from the University of Canterbury was immediate and carefully co-ordinated, with the university's web-based environment and a responsive site developed on the social media platform 'Facebook' becoming prominent sources of support for many months.