The tensions have shaken support for the European Union.
It is not a criticism that is likely to shake the support of his member organisations.
And while America's involvement is now welcomed by China's neighbours, any dangerous escalation that is seen as being America's fault will shake its support in the region.
And those who, as the film shows in its interviews, find him acceptable because he is predictable and, as one man says, trustworthy, will encounter nothing to shake their support.
Meanwhile, stark economic reality has begun to shake the support of the Conservative mayor of London, Boris Johnson — who is campaigning to be re-elected during a vote this week — for a bold, £50 billion, or $81 billion, project to replace Heathrow with a new airport hub.
Stark economic reality has begun to shake the support of the Conservative mayor of London, Boris Johnson — who is campaigning to be re-elected during a vote to be held Thursday — for a bold, £50 billion, or $81 billion, project to replace Heathrow with a new airport hub.
Several campaign aides, who were granted anonymity to discuss tactics, said Democrat candidates were more combative as a group because they disagreed on substantive issues and because Mrs. Clinton's opponents were trying hard to shake her support in a race that had proved remarkably static.
"Anything that might shake their support base is a source of anxiety for Hassan Nasrallah.
Though most adore Oprah and are well aware of her long standing backing of Obama, that hasn't shaken their support of Clinton the least bit.
Yet Mr. Pojman and Mr. Kral agree that the court's opinion has not shaken their support of Mr. Bush.
