Sentence examples for staunch backing from inspiring English sources

Yet even though the report does not address Coe's role – and presumably did not thoroughly investigate what he knew or when – Pound still offered Coe staunch backing.

Tony Blair has given staunch backing to Egypt's government following a meeting on Wednesday with its army leader, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.

Published in September, it had staunch backing from leading Brexiters including David Davis, Boris Johnson and former Treasury minister Greg Hands.

The UK Green party has supported the notion for decades: staunch backing for a version of UBI was one of its key themes at the last election.

A bankers' clique governed the country, with the staunch backing of an octogenarian, ex-communist president, the left intelligentsia had collapsed – so what was the point of living?

The west's leading economic thinktank warned George Osborne he might need to accept a slower pace of deficit reduction as it toned down the staunch backing it has provided for the government's austerity programme since the 2010 election.

Political analysts at the time suggested that Mr. Thurmond, a staunch segregationist, backed Mr. Perry to win votes from a growing black electorate.

But Benedict – a staunch traditionalist – is backing a plan for a new academy which would team up with academics to better "promote the knowledge and speaking of Latin, particularly inside the church," Vatican spokesman Fr Ciro Benedettini said on Friday.

Mr. Abbas has won staunch international backing as the leader of the Palestinian Authority.

Livingstone rightly identified crime as a key concern for Londoners and gave staunch political backing to the Met police chief Sir Ian Blair's drive towards neighbourhood policing.

Mayor Livingstone had rightly identified crime as a key concern for Londoners and gave staunch political backing to Sir Ian Blair's drive towards neighbourhood policing.