Sentence examples for support at the next from inspiring English sources

There is no significant difference in these estimates based on the party Britons are likely to support at the next election.

But the Lib Dem leader's aides claimed private polling showed millions of voters still had not made up their minds who to support at the next election, making the outcome impossible to predict.

Mr. Kenny made support for the bill mandatory among his party members, warning that anyone who opposed it would not have the organization's support at the next general election — a virtual kiss of death for any political career.

Murdoch added that he was "optimistic" about Brown, but, typically, he hedged his bets about which candidate he will support at the next general election, which isn't likely to be held until 2009 or 2010.

Some companies may choose to proactively adopt a proxy access bylaw by board action or file a management proxy access proposal to gauge shareholder support at the next annual meeting.

We also need the government to support – at the next G20 meeting – proposals for a UN binding treaty on business and human rights that holds companies legally accountable for human-rights violations along their supply chain.

Indeed, if he gets the Argentina job it won't be just Manchester United fans professing to support them at the next World Cup.

During Tuesday's debate hundreds of leftwing activists and campaigners said on social media they would no longer support Labour at the next general election, and some threatened to cancel their party membership.

She probably won't support the Conservatives at the next election and is torn between Labour, the Lib Dems and the Green party – the latter is expected to campaign hard in Bristol.

Asked whether Cameron's stance on reform of press regulation would determine whether News International papers support the Conservatives at the next general election, Mockridge said: "The issue of what position the titles at News International might take will be determined at the time.

Even in the last 48 hours we've had the director general of the CBI telling us that the business vote is up for grabs and Rupert Murdoch hinting that the Sun and the News of the World could support the Tories at the next election.