Sentence examples for tradition of support from inspiring English sources

And Governor Bush has joined the bipartisan tradition of support for Israel's quest for enduring peace with its neighbors.

In the past, Archbishop Egan has spoken on the church's relationship with workers, saying: "The Catholic Church has a longstanding tradition of support for working men and women.

Continuing a long tradition of support for United Way, in 2000 Arleen made a personal gift of $1 million to the United Way's Century Legacy program.

International Planned Parenthood Federation/Western Hemisphere Region mourns the passing of Ann Loeb Bronfman, who, like her mother, Peter Loeb, carried on her family's tradition of support for international family planning and reproductive rights and freedom.

Montanans possessed a strong tradition of support for workers' rights and labour unions, tilting the state politically for many years toward the Democratic Party, particularly in the mid to late 20th century.

My father was not a convinced anti-Semite, but as a Hungarian Christian from a strong family tradition of support for the monarchy, he flirted with anti-Semitism as a young man — a fact he was ashamed of his entire life.

The theatre has a tradition of supporting playwrights.

"Pennsylvania has a long bipartisan tradition of supporting gun rights," Mr. Toomey said.

"Our tradition of supporting mavericks," answered Linda Honold, the state party chairwoman.

The Bronx Democratic Party is backing Mr. Seabrook, breaking with its tradition of supporting incumbents.

Mr. Seabrook is being backed by the Bronx Democratic Party, which broke with its tradition of supporting incumbents.