Sentence examples for views supporting from inspiring English sources

Professing to be of Irish ancestry and a supporter of Irish independence from Great Britain, Crowley began to espouse views supporting Germany in their war against Britain.

In 2008, that sense of betrayal turned white hot, what with a majority of Catholic voters and even some Catholics well-known for anti-abortion views supporting Mr. Obama, whose stance on the issue has been relentlessly described as "radical" and "extreme" by anti-abortion organizations and the Republican Party.

In a new book, Father Bernard Lynch, a gay Catholic priest who has incurred the wrath of the Vatican for his views supporting LGBT Catholics, not only says he is non-celibate; he reveals that he has been married to a man for the past 14 years, and has officiated over the weddings of many gay and lesbian Catholic couples.

The provision of acute care in nursing homes may become a more widely accepted option once additional work has been done to increase public awareness of the clinical skills and resources available in that setting, and of resident and family views supporting in situ care.

Concerning the last point, similar patient views supporting a biomedical approach for initial consultations for a problem have been identified previously in other clinical areas; for example Calnan et al [ 26]. found that patients' explanations for upper limb disorders were initially biomechanical, with psychosocial explanations only being invoked when these were no longer appropriate.

Figure  5 shows subject 3, with a possible increase in skeletal uptake in the calvarium at 3 months and a definite increase in skeletal uptake in this site at 18 months compared to the baseline image, with the lateral skull views supporting this interpretation.

Here, dynamic views supported the management of the screening phases.

He believed Lowenstein was a great man and despite their different views, supported Al for Congress.

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This is a view supported by both sets of grandparents.

It's a view supported by Phil Clapp, chief executive of the Cinema Exhibitors Associationn.