Sentence examples for support of representatives from inspiring English sources

We have returned to Capitol Hill and, with the dedicated support of Representatives Kyrsten Sinema and Ann Kirkpatrick, both Arizona Democrats, have met with senators and representatives from around the country.

And she has the support of Representative Tim Scott of South Carolina, now the House Republicans' most prominent African-American.

The bill's pace reflected the support of Representative Michael G. Oxley, the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, who arranged a hearing on it within two days of its introduction.

Mr. Zuckerman has helped organize a trip for Darfuris to enlist the support of Representative Tom Allen, Democrat of Maine, and has spoken on panels all over the state.

FREEDOM'S WATCH On Wednesday, Freedom's Watch will start broadcasting a 30-second spot in support of Representative Brian Baird, a Democrat from Washington.

The appropriation had the enthusiastic support of Representative Charles B. Rangel, the Harlem Democrat; Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the outgoing senior senator from New York; and Senator John W. Warner, the Virginia Republican.

But a provision added to the budget legislation by Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, with the support of Representative Billy Tauzin, Republican of Louisiana, says there is no penalty for any station that refuses to provide such air time.

Mr. Gephardt won the support of Representative James E. Clyburn, Democrat of South Carolina, a senior member of the Congressional Black Caucus who has been courted by all nine Democratic presidential candidates.

The volunteers raised a good deal of money for the building, and things began to look especially promising in 2005, when, with the support of Representative Anthony Weiner and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, $2 million in federal transportation money was earmarked for the project.

That idea has the support of Representative John Mica, chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee — a refreshing contrast to some of his Republican colleagues who want to wipe out Amtrak's subsidy.

In Georgia, the group uses President Obama's support of Representative John Barrow to suggest that Mr. Barrow has hurt his home state and also slyly refers to the health care bill, which Mr. Barrow voted against.