Sentence examples for staunch backing for from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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

Assad has enjoyed staunch military backing from Iran and Russia in the war.

Though he was a staunch defender of President George W. Bush, the singer went to back for Barack Obama after his election, in the process defending America against accusations of racism.

The first is that Gingrich isn't a staunch conservative but an opportunist who will gladly stab the right in the back for personal gain.

A come-back for Silvio Berlusconi would be a big boost to Mr Blair: the two men were staunch Iraq allies and rather improbable personal chums.

Instead, both candidates emphasized their staunch support for abortion rights, promising to push back against restrictions proposed by the Republican-controlled Virginia legislature.

I write this now as CEO of a small technology search firm who, for the past 25 years, has been blessed to be able to give back as a volunteer, philanthropist, and staunch advocate for and with those still on the streets.