Sentence examples for switched to supporting from inspiring English sources

His mother switched to supporting the Conservatives in 1975.

So donors switched to supporting nongovernmental organizations directly rather than through the United Nations, he said.

It also found that while 12% of previous no voters were now in favour of independence, 13% of previous yes voters had switched to supporting the union.

But starting in the 1960's, Congress slowly switched to supporting farmers' incomes, not crop prices, saying it was less distorting for the market.

Independent-leaning former "McCainiacs" feel let down that their man chose to speak at Jerry Falwell's university and switched to supporting George Bush's tax cuts among other lurches to the right.Mr Giuliani has done badly explaining his position over abortion that he thinks it is wrong but should remain legal.

These missions were initially flown in support of the US Army but the squadron was later switched to supporting the US Marine Corps.

Warsi originally backed the leave campaign, but switched to support remain, calling the Leave campaign "divisive and xenophobic".

But he says he long ago changed his views; among other matters, he switched to support for joining the EU.

"I worked many years to fight these laws, but then I switched to support them," said Paul McIntyre, a former official of the California Restaurant Association, a trade group.

Once again we offered our amendment; but this time Mr. Beard and the Tennessee delegation switched to support the Hart funds and the amendment failed.

But Clarke admits that there will be little appetite for change as long as supporters continue to fill stadiums across the country and says fans are unlikely to switch to supporting a club with cheaper ticket prices.