Sentence examples for takes their support from inspiring English sources

But what is actually clear from Obama's tanking numbers among Latinos is that the administration takes their support for granted– and that Democrats are banking on the being the lesser evil on immigration policy when those voters head to the polls in November.

Huda al-Srari, the general manager at Libya TV, denies the Qataris have any say in the channel's editorial output, and takes their support at face value.

Artadia even takes their support further by recently publishing a handsome book of two years of their awards.

But even his most fervent supporters warn Galloway that he can't take their support for granted.

The women told Miliband his party had taken their support for granted.

With other viable options, voters are apt to take their support elsewhere.

However, as the results show, the regional leaders cannot take their support for granted.

"Some AIPAC people told me they would not support me anymore if I went to a J Street event or took their support," Wexler recalled.

The party has for too long taken their support for granted, but "the new generation expects a lot more".Labour has already taken note.

It is not hard to find examples of the children of generations of Labour voters who no longer identify with a party that took their support for granted.

The ANC, the party of Nelson Mandela, which liberated black South Africans and is celebrating its centenary year, can no longer take their support for granted.