Sentence examples for rule support for from inspiring English sources

For Kadyrov, who has created a deeply personalized system of rule, support for ISIS inside Chechnya has become a matter of profound concern.

At Bandung Nasser sought a proclamation for the avoidance of international defense alliances, support for the independence of Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco from French rule, support for the Palestinian right of return, and the implementation of UN resolutions regarding the Arab Israeli conflict.

He did not rule out support for the deficit levy, saying Labor's criticism of early leaks about the plan had forced the government to increase the income levels it hits to $180,000.

"Rightly, people in England would say, 'Hang on a minute, why are Scottish nationalist MPs allowed to do that?'" Labour has dismissed such claims as scaremongering, arguing that Nicola Sturgeon's decision to rule out support for the Conservatives in government left the SNP without any negotiating power.

To be sure, the iPhone'd price point and lack of Office integration proved sufficient to allow IT to rule out support for corporate deployment.

Associated with this perception is the conclusion that the profound popular hostility towards the West stems from its responsibility for the predicament of the Arabs -- the colonial rule, the support for the oppressive regimes and the backing of Israel.

BEIJING —  China's Commerce Ministry accused the United States government on Thursday of violating free-trade rules through support for six renewable energy projects, but did not identify the projects or the trade rules that had allegedly been violated.

Adherence to an agreed set of trade rules and support for the W.T.O.

Osborne also ruled UK support for a financial transaction tax at an EU27 level, proposed by Germany and France, saying the UK would not support such a measure unless it was implemented around the world.

Acoss has not ruled out support for a higher GST, but says it should be the "last option" considered by governments as they search for money to pay down the deficit, offer tax cuts and pay for hospitals and schools.

But the Labor party and the Greens have ruled out support for the amendment in the Senate, meaning it could not pass parliament before the new Senate sits in July.