Sentence examples for support from the war from inspiring English sources

He criticizes the U.S. government for withdrawing support from the war: "The Americans were there to punish the Soviet Union..."....

He criticizes the U.S. government for withdrawing support from the war: "The Americans were there to punish the Soviet Union... .. View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.

Johnson had the most ambitious legislative agenda of any President since F.D.R. (his idol), and he explained to King that he was worried that Southern opposition to more civil-rights legislation would drain support from the War on Poverty and hold up bills on Medicare, immigration reform, and aid to education.

He also sought support from the War Office to provide equipment to Swedish volunteers travelling to Finland to assist its countrymen in fighting the Russians during the brief Winter War.

And the support for the war from Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain and from the leaders of some former Communist European countries strikes Saudis as being more about currying favor with Washington than about fear of Iraq.

It can increase support for the war from abroad.

What Straw did to Blix also has implications for the Tories, who are still unable to move away from their support for the war.

Tonight, Mr. Bush sought to wrest back control of the debate as the White House seeks money and support for the war from Congress and the United Nations, and as he enters the first phase of his re-election campaign.

A Republican who supports Mr. Bush and whose son is a marine who served in Iraq last year, Mr. Romley said many people in Arizona had experienced waves of emotion about Iraq, from enthusiastic support for the war last spring, to a sense that many people in Iraq were "ungrateful," to more recently, a feeling that the engagement was "dragging on" and the death toll mounting.

In both countries, the governments have come under political pressure from faltering public support for the war.

This alliance provided backing for the war against Louis XIV that produced the great victories of Blenheim and Ramillies, but increasingly, as the old Tories left the government one by one, Marlborough and Godolphin could find effective and consistent support for the war only from the Whigs.