Sentence examples for the considerable support from inspiring English sources
The right to vote in parliamentary elections was still denied to women, however, despite the considerable support that existed in Parliament for legislation to that effect.
But in the current Israeli case, there is hope for a peaceful resolution, since Ariel Sharon's changing and conflicting strategies for peace have been bolstered by the considerable support for peace among both Israelis and Palestinians.
But that did not go far enough for Mr. Garrett, who is the architect of an even more austere budget plan that he brought to the House floor last week, with the considerable support of conservative colleagues.
Please report any unauthorized use of your password promptly to isps at yale(dot)edu. ISPS wishes to acknowledge the considerable support from the Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure at Yale, especially for providing consultation and guidance throughout the development of the ISPS Data Archive and for supporting the technical infrastructure through the Yale Digital Commons services.
Those hopefuls have risen through the party ranks and bided their time, with the hopes of one day receiving the considerable support of the party.
Furthermore, the authors thank Hans-Christoph Pape, MD, FACS, for the considerable support and his helpful advices and analyses during the revision process.
When Bill Clinton took the White House, with considerable support from the Daley family, the issue of Peotone all but vanished at the FAA.
The movement commands considerable support in the slums of northern Baghdad and in the holy city of Najaf.
The project won considerable support from Sheldon Silver, the powerful speaker of the New York Assembly who represented the Lower East Side before being convicted on corruption charges last year.
Analysis of the data indicated considerable support for the conceptual model.
Despite some limitations, as discussed above, the results provide considerable support to the WHODAS-2 utilization as a common, international, and interdisciplinary instrument to measure disability.
