Sentence examples for support of hispanic from inspiring English sources

| July 29 at 8: "Sonidos Latinos," a major initiative in support of Hispanic music, begins with a performance of Marco Granados's "Venezuelan Suite," another world première.

The change is largely because of the support of Hispanic Catholics, who make up about one-third of Roman Catholics in the United States and favor Mrs. Clinton over Mr. Trump by an overwhelming 77percentto16percentcent.

Mr. Green is enjoying strong support among black voters, while Mr. Ferrer, who is seeking to become the city's first Puerto Rican mayor, has the overwhelming support of Hispanic voters.

"I think some of the rhetoric that many Hispanics hear about illegal immigration makes some of them believe that we are not in favor, or seek the support of Hispanic citizens in this country".

Matthew Dowd, a pollster and senior adviser to Mr. Bush's re-election campaign, wrote a memorandum last year saying the president needed to win at least 40percentt of the support of Hispanic voters next year.

In a tug-of-war for the support of Hispanic voters, President Bush will conduct a version of his weekly radio address in Spanish on Saturday, a Mexican national holiday, and Democratic leaders will respond in kind.

Since the immigration debate stirred up the country, Republicans have been losing the support of Hispanics, polls have shown.

Already, Republicans are working with Democrats on legislation that many in the party believe will be crucial to attracting the support of Hispanics and other minorities in future elections.

We know that Latinos back it like crazy, so the point number-one of doing this was to solidify the support of Hispanics, most importantly in making sure they get out the vote, which is so important for him in putting together a winning electoral coalition.

Findings from this study can be used to inform interventions addressing both informal and formal sources of support for Hispanic female victims of dating violence in their late adolescence.

But Mr. Burke has the support of many Hispanic leaders, including Juan Rangel, a veteran activist closely allied with the mayor.