Sentence examples for qualified support of from inspiring English sources

Barnes & Noble has already won the qualified support of a smaller adviser, Glass Lewis & Company.

The company's projections were endorsed as recently as last week by the new state Labor government in justifying its qualified support of the mine.

Clarke seemed to emerge from the programme quite well, winning the qualified support of other panellists and members of the audience, while apologising again for his clumsy explanation of his position on sentencing.

Before Charles Blount, Lord Mountjoy, arrived in 1600 to replace Essex, the Irish leaders had gained the qualified support of Pope Clement VIII and of King Philip III of Spain.

He had long expected the qualified support of the conservative National Action Party (PAN), which governed for the past 12 years and shares many of the PRI's economic ideas.

O'Reilly said President Obama's qualified support of the center was evidence of the "gulf" between him and the American people.

Officers in late December embarked on what city leaders called a slowdown, expressing anger over the mayor's qualified support for some of the NYPD's fiercest critics.

David Cameron has hailed Benedict Cumberbatch's portrayal of the "twitchiness" of Julian Assange and expressed qualified support for the early work of the WikiLeaks founder.

For example, the authors found both qualified support for increased use of modelling for a range of purposes (including predicting the impacts of population-based interventions) and concerns about the level of complexity incorporated into modelling studies.

Dorrell, 35, who runs a nail bar from her home in Folkestone, said on Friday morning after her appearance in the Question Time audience that the Conservative party had lost her vote, but had some words of qualified support for Corbyn.

We find significant differences in the selection of individuals who return to play after being deceived as well as (to a lesser extent) the behavior in the subsequent games, thus providing qualified support for the proscription of deception.