Sentence examples for that indicated support from inspiring English sources

(The same polls that indicated support for Scott Walker also suggested that a majority of voters want four more years of Obama).

On a larger scale, Sony should benefit from political changes in Japan, including recent parliamentary elections that indicated support for the policies of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Third Point said.

In 2017, the app started allowing people to put badges on their profiles that indicated support for Planned Parenthood and the American Civil Liberties Union, prompting The Federalist to publish a widely mocked essay titled, "Your Refusal to Date Conservatives Is One Reason We Have Donald Trump".

Mr. Bush's embrace of DNA testing for death row inmates comes as some states have been rethinking capital punishment amid concerns about the execution of innocent prisoners and polls that indicate support for the death penalty is at a 20-year low, although most Americans still favor it.

It may be that attackers prefer to attack systems that are fewer hops away; however, we do not know of any evidence that indicates support for this hypothesis online.

If you can find a statement that indicates support or opposition from Barrasso, Johanns, Lugar or Specter - or a better statement from any Republican Senator - post it in the comments.

He also cited industry poll numbers that indicated strong support for Finra.

All applications require the approval of village members, and in Sancha their support of Wei Ziqi was almost unanimous: only two people opposed the application, although the Shitkicker cast a vote that indicated neither support nor opposition.

The national survey, whose results were also released this week, showed that 59 percent of black Americans indicated support for marriage equality.

She also deferred to the president: When asked point-blank by committee member Mark Pocan about whether she supports raising the age for gun purchases to 21, DeVos responded, "The president has indicated support for that.

The firms that indicated they would support the rule expected to be adopted today are PricewaterhouseCoopers, Ernst & Young, Arthur Andersen and Deloitte & Touche, according to the S.E.C. officials.