Sentence examples for support drawing from inspiring English sources

Michio Hamaji, a former Middle-East oil executive, lent his support, drawing on his business and political connections.

Cartoonists from Iran and across the world stepped forward in his support, drawing their own version of the parliamentarian.

He cultivated support, drawing up tables showing how landowners could pocket far more from his plan than the British alternative.

That piece of legislation took 65 rewrites over the course of a decade, but it passed the House with sweeping bipartisan support, drawing only a single dissenting vote.

The concept of a home defence force manned by hardy frontiersmen was a popular one, with a groundswell of support drawing 15,000 volunteers by August 1943.

Over the years, Pakistan first gave political support to the separatists, then more and more military support, drawing on the 80,000 fighters whom Pakistan had trained and armed to fight the Soviet forces in Afghanistan.

A global outpouring of support drew sympathy and attention but few lasting resources.

But that support drew criticism in the world of soccer, and there was more consternation after Suarez later refused to shake Ezra's hand in a pregame ritual.

They represent a minority of the country's population, the Alawite sect, with support drawn from other groups, such as the Christian community and business classes.

My advice: Avoid a public confrontation that Erdogan can exploit to build more support, draw U.S. redlines in private and let Turkish democrats take the lead.

Most believe the difference this time was the charter's wide-ranging support: drawn not just from activists but lawyers, scholars and even farmers.