Sentence examples for support was expressed from inspiring English sources

Citizen support was expressed for agricultural heritage (P < 0.001) and biodiversity-rich dry grasslands (P < 0.001).

"We are angered by this letter of 'support', because no support was expressed for the female complainant or for the other female students who felt it was safe to make complaints after Steven Galloway was suspended".

In 1960, Nixon was endorsed over Kennedy by seventy-eight per cent of the country's newspapers that took a position on the election; in 1968, Nixon got eighty per cent of whatever editorial support was expressed; and in 1972 he got ninety-three per cent.

One of the main findings of the project was a 'preference hierarchy' in respect of policy methods, according to which the strongest support was expressed for voluntary and education-based tools, followed by market-based instruments, with command-and-control regulation identified as a measure of 'last resort'.

"Significant support was expressed, on the other hand, for raising revenues through payroll taxes.

"During the (council) discussions, support was expressed for Ukraine's unity, territorial integrity and sovereignty," Murmokaite told reporters after the meeting.

The custodians said they appreciated the support being expressed for them in their workplace.

But the vocal support being expressed for a more confrontational Iranian foreign policy suggests that conservatives feel emboldened to reaffirm an ideology increasingly at odds with the policy of international engagement favored by Rouhani and his administration.

The video the McMahon campaign obtained shows Mr. Blumenthal delivering an address at a rally in Bridgeport in 2003 in which he praised the support being expressed for American troops overseas.

The official body supervising the British general election on Thursday has said votes should be counted if support is expressed by the drawing of a smiley face, instead of a cross, as is requested at the top of the ballot paper.

He continues, "I would like to see David Cameron work with African NGOs to promote events featuring pro-gay speakers such as Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu; when he speaks out for LGBTI rights as an African Christian it has a much greater impact than if that support is expressed by a UK government minister".