Sentence examples for unanimously in support of from inspiring English sources

Liberal Democrat MPs who spoke in the debate were almost unanimously in support of the budget – reminding the house the increase in the personal tax allowance was a Lib Dem pledge.

NCLR's Board of Directors voted unanimously in support of it.

In August of last year, neighbors at a meeting hosted by Osterman voted unanimously in support of the project, spurring the alderman to throw his support behind the project as well.

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterresaidid last month that the 400,000 people trapped in eastern Ghouta were living "in hell on earth," as the U.N. unanimously voted in support of a 30-day ceasefire in Syria and the lifting of the siege on Ghouta.

In a gesture that Mr. Timpone called encouraging, the freeholders unanimously approved a resolution in support of the ban on law-enforcement officers working the polls.

In the previous year, Ms. Castillo had organized the Harrisonburg Dream Act chapter ("Harrisonburg?" asked the national leadership in Washington); led local rallies; and mobilized 75 people to attend a meeting of the Harrisonburg City Council, which unanimously passed a resolution in support of the Dream Act.

Last month, the Council unanimously approved a resolution he sponsored in support of protected status for Haitians.

Cabell West of Richmond, president of the 3,000-plus 3,000-plusden Club of Virginia, which unanimember passed a resolution last month in support of SB564, also addressed the committee.

On Friday, October 28, in an action unanimously supported by our Board of Directors, The California Endowment filed an amicus curiae brief with the United States Supreme Court in support of the federal government's request that the Court accept an appeal of a lower court decision invalidating a portion of the Affordable Care Act.

"The Judiciary Committee unanimously approves judges, yet those nominations come to the floor and we have people using a filibuster," said Senator Daniel Inouye of Hawaii, whose first floor speech in 1963 was in support of the filibuster.

Delegates voted unanimously in favour of supporting strike action in schools where heads refused to give union reps paid time away from the classroom to represent their members - or refused to allow elected union officials on to the premises to represent staff.