Sentence examples for switching support to from inspiring English sources

Switching support to Labour?

A Sun leader on 24 April claimed that the threat to Murdoch's empire was a "direct result" of the Sun switching support to the Conservatives and that "during all the years the Sun backed them … Labour said nothing about the size of our company".

A multinomial logit model is estimated to analyse the factors related to a Nader supporter's decision to switch support to Gore, to switch support to Bush or to remain loyal to Nader from one interview to the next.

Gradually the television stations formerly controlled by Kuchma, as well as security and military leaders, switched support to the Yushchenko campaign.

Mr Murdoch today rejected Mr Brown's claim that he was wrong when he said the former prime minister "declared war" on the tycoon's media empire after The Sun switched support to the Conservatives in September 2009.

An influential figure in Ms Gillard's Labor Party and prime mover in the 2010 coup, Mr Shorten publicly switched support to Mr Rudd 20 minutes before Labor politicians voted in a leadership ballot.

The results suggest that the slim majority or plurality who support a plebiscite in opinion polls do so at least in part because they view it as the quickest way to achieve same-sex marriage and many would switch support to a parliamentary vote if a plebiscite is not possible.

An add-on switching support is proposed to limit the transient vibrations of a flexible beam by continuously varying its displacement response.

An online petition demanding that delegates to the electoral college switch support to Hillary Clinton because she won the popular vote has garnered more than 4 million signatures.

In most seats, its share of the vote increased, suggesting large numbers of voters switched support tactically to counter the Tories.

A poll this week revealed that 28% of voters switched support from Gallagher to Higgins following the programme.