Sentence examples for support for a continued from inspiring English sources

Staking out positions that could complicate efforts to achieve party unity in September, a few Democratic lawmakers have returned expressing support for a continued troop presence.

Mr. Beal has also solicited letters of support for a continued Yippie presence at 9 Bleecker from a variety of acquaintances, among them Paul Krassner, the satirist and founding editor of The Realist, the political magazine.

This would reposition Chechen terrorism as an international threat – something Russia had long claimed but lacked evidence to back up – as well as shore up American support for a continued Russian crackdown in the Caucasus and preemptively disarm any critics of what might prove to be an imperfect security effort in Sochi.

At the NATO summit in Warsaw, German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered her support for a continued NATO presence in Afghanistan, citing a need to stem the persistently high levels of Afghan immigration to Germany and Europe.

Is there anybody who can say that our government's support for a continuing American "war on terror" is right?

The Obama administration rightly concluded last week that unless bailed-out bankers were forced to take pay cuts, public support for a continuing bank rescue would never materialize.

So it was the liberal who took the pulpit in 1972 to urge national support for a continuing boycott of iceberg lettuce.

Mr. Kaddoumi's speech amounted to an appeal for increased Arab support for a continuing Palestinian uprising, which he boasted had managed to "terrify the Israeli society" and suggested would not end until the occupation did.

Support for Wolfe continued to erode as a number of Deans called for his removal and a large number of faculty cancelled classes for two days in lieu of a teach-in on race relations.

The pressure women felt may have varied in degree from statements of a mild lack of support for continuing a pregnancy to strong and specific statements about a lack of future emotional or financial support for the pregnancy or potential child.

Commission officials told the Guardian that a vote would not go ahead if support for relicensing continued to erode.