Sentence examples for retained support from from inspiring English sources

Pelosi retained support from many leading Democratic lawmakers ahead of the vote, who argued that her experience was necessary to steer the party through the turbulent and unprecedented period following Trump's victory.

Even through all his troubles, Cook, 29, has retained support from a large section of England fans.

This tangible evidence helped retain support from allies and isolated the Russians diplomatically.

In the Trump era, Moore might have a chance at retaining support from these voters.

Moreover, Hillary Clinton moved to the left of Obama in both her rhetoric and policies on race-related issues in order to retain support from a coalition increasingly comprised of minorities and racially progressive whites.

What would follow Mr. Assad's departure is unclear, which is why he has managed to retain support from Shiites and other minorities, besides his own Alawite sect, who fear the consequences of a Sunni-led takeover.

Having looked to Islamists to restrain popular dissent for the past four decades, once that dissent has spilled out into open opposition on the streets, the Egyptian regime tried to portray it as the work of the Muslim Brotherhood, in an effort to retain support from the west.

"Today, Chairman Leahy introduced a compromise that strengthens the privacy protections of the House bill while retaining support from the Administration and intel community," Sensenbrenner said.

"But I think he appears to have the support of the Celtic board". As he was named Scottish Premiership manager of the month for January, Deila himself told the media that he is confident of retaining support from the Celtic Park hierarchy.

But ultimately, if we are helping to create better entrepreneurs and better companies, we will retain support and enthusiasm from the ecosystem.

It will retain support and marketing staff in the country.