Sentence examples for support mainstream from inspiring English sources
They express the disgust with much government policy felt by ordinary voters, even those who support mainstream political parties.
In Syria, its plans to support mainstream rebels have not come to much; America is opposed both to IS and to the Assad regime.
To isolate the group, they say, the United States should support mainstream rebel military councils and Syrian civil society, like the committees that have sprung up to run rebel-held villages.
Earlier intervention in Syria to support mainstream rebels might have halted the rise of IS's unsavoury brand of jihadism.America's war to "degrade and ultimately destroy IS" did not start well.
When given the opportunity to support Fairtrade or a social enterprise, they have shown they are ready to do that and also support mainstream companies who offer fair trade alternatives".
As someone who works to support mainstream school and nursery staff in the full inclusion of PD children and young people, it is my experience that there is a significant training need for mainstream PE staff to be aware of and implement inclusive PE strategies.
The Working Families Party generally supports mainstream candidates in high-level offices.
The £60m government programme was adopted after the 7 July bombings, and aims to counter militant Islamism by supporting mainstream Muslim groups which offer an alternative to extremism.
"The Counter-Extremism Strategy is about confronting extremist ideology head-on, supporting mainstream voices, and building stronger and more cohesive communities," he said.
That is why we published a counter-extremism strategy which confronts all forms of extremist ideology head on, supports mainstream voices, and builds stronger and more cohesive communities.
Distrustful of Russia's intentions, the Syrian National Coalition, the main opposition body, refused to attend.That said, Russia's policy has strained relations even further with Saudi Arabia, which loathes Mr Assad and supports mainstream Syrian rebels.
