Sentence examples for views in support of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gormley also promoted his own moderate views in support of gun control.

While David Cameron may well hold deeply held views in support of same-sex marriage, the politics remains simple.

Wachtell, which has done battle before with academics over their views in support of shareholders, is now citing two academics who are on its side.

Neither man is believed to have been ordered to surrender his passport despite their known views in support of jihad and the imposition of Sharia law.

"Our concern about the conference is that organizers have expressed such extremist views in support of suicide bombs and against the right of Israel to exist that our campus is going to be flooded with this type of extremist propaganda, and that people outside the campus community with similar views are going to be attracted here and they may act irresponsibly".

Mr. Romney's relationship with Mr. Adelson, not always warm, has improved in recent months through private meetings between the two — and by Mr. Romney's appearance at a fund-raiser in Jerusalem last month attended by Mr. Adelson, who holds hawkish views in support of Israel.

There is no shortage of writing — often from a locavore point of view — in support of more organic methods of farming, for both developed and developing countries.

Malebranche's remarkable view — in support of which he quotes Augustine — is that all our ideas are seen in God.

The discovery of mirror neurons in macaques and humans cells with sensorimotor properties that fire both when performing an action and when observing the very same action executed by other individuals—has been seized on by simulation theorists and other opponents of the theory-theory view in support of their preferred explanatory frameworks.

During the Republican convention in New York last summer, she basically endorsed the view that the party was inclusive, even though many of her views -- in support of abortion rights and stem-cell research and against a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage -- are out of sync with party dogma.

Christie Whitman, the former governor of New Jersey and a well-known moderate Republican, basically endorsed the view that the party was inclusive, even though many of her views -- in support of abortion rights and stem-cell research and against a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage -- are out of sync with party dogma.