Sentence examples for shifted support from inspiring English sources

In 1998, after Kabila had been in power for a little more than a year, Kagame shifted support to rebels who sought to oust Kabila.

What's more, some traditionally Democratic-leaning groups shifted support to Republicans, namely Asians and Millennials in their early 20s.

Of the California Obama backers who remain in Congress, nine have now shifted support to Clinton.

Throughout the 1920s, Du Bois and the NAACP shifted support back and forth between the Republican party and the Democratic party, induced by promises from the candidates to fight lynchings, improve working conditions, or support voting rights in the South; invariably, the candidates failed to deliver on their promises.

One policy maker at the national level shifted support from dialysis to LC and explained: "If I was looking at an individual patient I would choose dialysis, but I am currently making this decision for society as a whole and evidence shows that LC is a better choice" (national policy maker).

In October, the United States and European allies decided to shift support to the nascent group.

Moreover, we should shift support and supervision resources to the front end of the re-entry period.

In addition, the oil and coal industries aren't likely to shift support to the Democrats no matter what.

He seems to be shifting support toward Mr. Lebed; another top presidential contender with business backing is Yuri Luzhkov, Moscow's Mayor.

A group of fluent dancers, attuned to release techniques that involve body contact through shifting support, perform in solos, duets, trios and communal rounds.

"To shift support away from rent for this part of society is likely to prove in the long run an unsustainable policy".