Sentence examples for support of elected from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Gore, Mr. Bush benefits from the overwhelming support of elected officials in his party who have put their supporters to work for him.

The technocrats in Rome and Athens still rely on the support of elected parties.

The association's leadership has been trying to win the support of elected officials in the region.

Mr. Klein has also struggled to win the support of elected officials.

"We are grateful for the support of elected officials and a broad range of community groups," she said.

"I'm seeking the support of elected colleagues and fellow members of my party and offer to lead them through a period of development and change," he said.

Tavis was more in support of electing a candidate who would stand strong for specific issues and goals, regardless of race, where the black community could fit under a goal-oriented mandate, instead of supporting a black man, trying to effect change for a black people in a white nation.

Not Congress; ignoring Senator John McCain's warnings, it has been rolling over regularly, giving the broadcasting and cable lobbies all they demand (except when they disagree) lest local stations support opponents of elected officials.

The movement against that war had the support of thousands of elected officials, including, toward the end, a majority of both Houses of Congress; the opposition to this one has no such thing.

The relay was intended to draw attention to a range of human rights issues in China in connection with the Olympics, especially those related to Falun Gong and Tibet, and received support from hundreds of elected officials, past Olympic medallists, human rights groups and other concerned organizations.

For a party with only a few dozen parliamentary seats, this looks like an outsize challenge: the support of all elected MPs plus some of the non-elected soldiers will be required to make it happen.