Sentence examples for support firmly from inspiring English sources

In turn, President Obama, with public support firmly behind him, could very well veto the funding cuts, forcing the Republicans to back down.

Not only does the pro-Assad alliance now have Russian support firmly on its side, but the international community is no longer focused on defeating the regime – instead, it is concerned with defeating jihadist groups like Isis.

We've recently pledged an additional £42.5m for the Homelessness Change programme, which will deliver over 1,500 new and improved bed spaces, and we've swung our support firmly behind the No Second Night Out initiative with £20m of funding, so no one should ever have to spend two nights on the streets.

But there's also good news: The latest polling puts public support firmly on the side of marriage equality, at 57percentto32percentcent.

The BEME systematic review [ 29] reports studies using performance in examinations as an outcome measure but concludes that the reviewed data are insufficient to support firmly a positive conclusion.

For that, I thank the rapporteur above all and, I venture to say - the French government which made this one of its priorities during its presidency, in the first half of 1995, when it reached agreement with the governments of almost all of the Member States and with this House, which gave its support, firmly convinced that what we want is not a Europe of bankers but a Europe of citizens.

This aspect came to the fore in the opening quartet, Op. 2, No. 2, with the first violinist, Wendy Yun Chen, making significant ballads (particularly in the Adagio) out of what could easily be bagatelles, supported firmly but lightly by the other strings.

One of the forceps was supported firmly, whereas the other was connected to a freely suspended light weight metal plate.

Such an edifice owes its structural integrity to two kinds of features: a firm foundation and a superstructure of support beams firmly anchored to the foundation.

International support remains firmly behind the government.

Israel's base broadened first among conservatives and, more recently, among evangelical Christians, thus anchoring support more firmly inside one of Mr. Bush's core constituencies.