Sentence examples for supporting common from inspiring English sources

Michael Petrilli (Supporting Common Core): To embrace the Common Core is, first of all, to embrace the idea that our schools should have standards, all right, that doesn't sound so radical, and that the standards that we have should be set at a high enough level to indicate that our students are ready for what comes next.

"From cutting taxes on businesses and workers, to supporting common sense energy policies, Joe has been an independent voice in West Virginia," Ms. Rickard said.

In the committee's discussions, according to the minutes, "Jim Holsinger stated that he is not able to support anything that hints at supporting common law relationships or quasi-marriage or union for same-sex partners".

Democrats do not have a free hand to dole out tax-financed benefits to the liberal interest group community, but the likelihood that they will be punished for supporting common sense measures to contain gun violence is far less than it was two or three decades ago.

Articles were selected for systematic review of evidence relating incomplete vagotomy, NSAIDs, and H. pylori to postoperative ulcer recurrence and evidence supporting common medical and surgical strategies.

Software can assist in performing that task, by supporting common management functions such as storage, search and version management of models.

I'm not criticizing groups like the Violence Policy Center for framing their side of the argument by supporting common-sense policies that will protect cops.

By supporting common-sense investments in this year's budget that lift up immigrant families, we can propel California forward for future years to come.

"Now we see that appeasing the gun lobby did Congressional Democrats little good, while Democratic candidates supporting common-sense gun restrictions won overwhelmingly.

Their choice is clear: They can either stand with the American people in supporting common-sense reform, or they can give in to the pressure of the gun lobby.

Now two academics have found data to support common sense.