Sentence examples for pulling support from from inspiring English sources

In a statement to parliament the UK's culture secretary John Whittingdale called for sponsors to consider pulling support from the organisation until it reformed its procedures.

This is Carson's moment, and a great performance at Wednesday's GOP primary debate could push him higher, pulling support from voters who want an outsider candidate but have tired of the Trump Show.

The AFL-CIO has long opposed any cuts to Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid, and the labor federation has suggested in the past that it would consider pulling support from Democrats who help make those cuts happen.

In light of the total shutdown, Mark Clements of the Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression told the Associated Press lawmakers should "be ashamed" of pulling support from the commission, which supported dozens of torture victims still in prison and released former convicts seeking damages.

Especially when that statement is issued when he's under significant pressure from his sponsors, who have begun to pull support from his show".

Virgin Galactic's future was again in doubt last year, when it threatened to pull support from a publicly financed $209m£130m0m) spaceport in southern New Mexico because of a dispute over liability.

Perhaps most appallingly, when MSNBC's Chris Hayes asked Texas Rep Blake Farenthold whether he'd pull support from Trump if he was to say, "I like raping women," Farenthold replied, "I'd consider it".

Privacy groups, such as the ACLU and The Information Technology Industry Council (ITI), as well as tech companies that pulled support from the House version when it became too watered down, praised the bill.

But team owner Tony Fernandes, who owns the Air Asia airline and football club Queens Park Rangers, has in the past threatened to abandon pull support from the outfit if they cannot improve their performances.

They have already threatened to pull support from the investigation if they feel their Republican counterparts are obstructing the process.

Trump was clearly listening to the immigration hard-liners in the White House and Congress when he pulled support from the immigration bill on Jan . 11during the infamous "shithole countries" meeting, after White House staff gave him a memo outlining problems with the bill.