Sentence examples for that sides with from inspiring English sources

His guest, David Corn, of Mother Jones, a magazine that sides with the President's Republican critics about as often as Haley's Comet comes around, agreed.

The church is seeking leave from the nation's highest court to challenge a lower court's ruling last October that sides with the government.

"At Copenhagen, I couldn't believe what I was seeing," says Kevin Koenig of Amazon Watch, an organisation that sides with indigenous peoples in the Amazon basin to preserve their land.

Critchley's entire oeuvre to date, similarly to the novels of McCarthy, is a call against the stuffy, reductive thinking that has haunted a British establishment that sides with form at all costs.

There is an assumption that sides with no playoff position to play for make dangerous opponents at this stage of the MLS season, because individual players are playing for their contracts next year.

The exchange of money for such access does not eliminate the violence women face in the sex trade … "Amnesty's reputation in upholding human rights for every individual would be severely and irreparably tarnished if it adopts a policy that sides with buyers of sex, pimps and other exploiters rather than with the exploited".

Not surprisingly, Native Americans that sided with the British really complicated their relationship with white Americans.

She is appealing a lower court decision from last April that sided with the school.

Nor is it axiomatic that siding with Osborne against people in poverty would benefit Labour electorally.

Some warn that siding with net neutrality supporters would invite lawsuits.

The justice department has also asked the fifth circuit to reverse Hanen's overall ruling that sided with the states.