Sentence examples for supporting legalisation from inspiring English sources

This week's issue of The Economist reports that an increasing number of prominent commentators are now supporting legalisation as an alternative.

In fact, even the tabloids and right-wing media are starting to see sense: The Daily Mirror has taken tentative steps towards supporting legalisation, and The Spectator published a pro-legalisation piece last month arguing that the move could help reduce gang-related crime.

He adores the transgressive; even so, he supports legalisation.

A few months later, Gallup released a poll that revealed 58% of Americans support legalisation.

Almost two in three people say that they support legalisation, the Populus poll found.

On abortion, he appears to be on firmer political ground: a recent poll found that 58% of Uruguayans expressing an opinion supported legalisation.

He cautiously supports legalisation of marijuana, and has bitterly criticised "illegal" blanket eavesdropping by the National Security Agency, suggesting that whistleblower Edward Snowden should be treated leniently.

The piece pointed to the latest Pew Research Centre poll, which showed that since last year a majority of Americans, 54%, have supported legalisation of marijuana.

Rubio, eager to recover from a disastrously robotic performance at the last debate, contended that Cruz had once supported legalisation and accused him of repeatedly lying.

Assisting a suicide is a criminal offence but a poll published last week found that almost nine in ten people in Scotland would support legalisation.

Even the most candid and unabashed of politicians, Donald Trump, who in the 1990s firmly supported legalisation, has changed his mind now that he is marching on the White House.