Sentence examples for supporter of efforts from inspiring English sources

Turkey has been a strong supporter of efforts by insurgents to topple Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad.

But as an opponent of abortion rights and a supporter of efforts to curb illegal immigration, Mr. King has considerable appeal among conservatives.

McMorris Rodgers, the fourth most senior member of the House leadership, has been a supporter of efforts to expand the US oil and gas industry.

Steyer, a former hedge fund manager who is best known for his campaign to impeach Trump, has long been a prominent supporter of efforts to combat climate change.

A longtime supporter of efforts to overhaul the campaign finance law, Mr. Kerry explained his decision by saying he was adjusting to new conditions created by a rival in the Democratic presidential contest.

Labour MP Sharon Hodgson, a supporter of efforts to tackle touting, has written to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) calling for legislation: "When the government continues to sit on their hands and fails to support the music industry against ticket touts, it is not surprising to see the industry getting on with doing the job themselves of putting fans first.

Because the victims in Sudan are African, African leaders should be the staunchest supporters of efforts to see perpetrators brought to account.

No sooner had supporters of efforts to label genetically modified organisms (or GMOs) announced that the "Goop" creator would visit Capitol Hill on Wednesday to advocate for their cause than GMO-labeling opponents broke out their oppo research on her.

The Open Society Institute, which Mr. Soros founded, has been over the last four years the largest single institutional supporter of campaign finance reforms that would provide public financing for campaigns, and among the largest supporters of efforts to provide free air time to candidates.

Ignagni was able to cast HMOs as supporters of efforts to expand coverage to low-income children, even as the actual bills were vetoed by President Bush.

"They have no hard currency, and as long as that goes on, Vietnam is going to be handicapped". Supporters of efforts to end the embargo are particularly critical of what they describe as a hardening of U.S. policy last year after Vietnam's withdrawal of troops from Cambodia.