Sentence examples for support in past from inspiring English sources

But both Libertarian and Green candidates have demonstrated enough support in past elections to get on without submitting petitions.

An American Jewish Committee Survey conducted in early September showed nearly two-thirds of Jewish voters were supporting President Obama, in line with support in past elections.

What ACRIA, an H.I.V. and AIDS research and education foundation, has long been near and dear to New York's creative community, with support in past years from big names like the designer Donna Karan and the artist Ross Bleckner.

"We've had fine local support in past conventions, but nothing like what this city is showing us," said Mr. DiPaula, citing the host committee's creation of a shuttle bus system that will operate 15 hours a day on 21 routes among 95 hotels as free transportation.

This premise is supported in past literature; for example, in the early 1980s, researchers discussed how levels of dyadic or 'particularized' trust between members of the same households could influence levels of generalized or 'interpersonal' trust (now a common social capital proxy) [ 21, 22].

Historically, pay equity has not been a partisan issue, and in fact, this bill has enjoyed bipartisan support in the past -- a past we should return to.

He says such an idea has had bipartisan support in the past.

She said she was "very grateful" to Berezovsky for his support in the past.

The Arab liberals need support — they have received some support in the past, in spite of everything — and there ought to be more.

He has enjoyed strong bipartisan support in the past and could be confirmed by the Senate (just as he was previously confirmed to his TARP position).

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the French politician who leads the I.M.F., has been similarly circumspect, though he has expressed support in the past for governance changes.