Sentence examples for support the comprehensive from inspiring English sources

And, no, I don't support the comprehensive test ban treaty.

The EU's 28 member states, including Belgium, support the comprehensive economic and trade agreement with Canada, but the region of Wallonia is vetoing the deal.

I support the comprehensive option in the green paper; it's the simplest option – everyone would get the care they need in return for a one-off payment.

To their credit, my parents, Tony and Caroline Benn, not only refused to buckle under considerable personal pressure to reverse this decision but continued to support the comprehensive cause for the rest of their lives.

But there is a reason the Gang of Eight spoke first: it is a bipartisan working group, albeit composed of people who support the comprehensive approach before, plus Marco Rubio.

The Bush administration has no formal plans to resume nuclear testing, but the president has said he does not support the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, describing it as not verifiable and not enforceable.

Asked why he wouldn't support the comprehensive-immigration-reform legislation, after he'd thumped his chest in The Denver Post in favor of the idea, Coffman said he didn't want it all in one bill.

The administration can do so by supporting the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, strengthening the Biological Weapons Convention, and engaging North Korea in negotiations on terminating its missile program.

In a press release last week, she said she "fully supports the comprehensive counterterrorism measures undertaken by the president to ensure that our nation and its way of life will prevail".

In 2006, Mr. McCain participated in an event at Miami-Dade Community College that was sponsored by eight groups supporting the comprehensive immigration reform bill that Mr. McCain co-sponsored in the Senate.

WASHINGTON — Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona likes President Obama, voted to give him the authority to strike Syria, supported the comprehensive immigration legislation favored by the White House, and works comfortably with members of the opposing party.