Sentence examples for visible support of from inspiring English sources

The latest was the "retirement" of the superfan known as Fireman Ed, who announced this week that he was hanging up his firefighter helmet after increasing confrontations with other fans who apparently took issue with his visible support of Sanchez.

The program has the very visible support of senior management.

I am grateful that LGBT families and interracial families have the visible support of Honey Maid, Nabisco and Mondelez International and I assure you we will vote with our wallets in support.

Oprah Winfrey - The big O is always notable, but this year she's really stuck the news, including an apology for sexual harassment at her girls' school in South Africa, and her highly visible support of Barack Obama.

At minimum, they need to have easy access to and the active and visible support of their organization's leadership (Israel et al. 2001).

Recommendations for improving hand hygiene compliance in human healthcare call for multimodal interventions that address the issue in multiple ways, and critically include the involvement and visible support of upper management [ 1, 2, 12, 23, 31, 51, 52].

Taylor said that kind of visible support for LGBT rights from the athletic community is essential for the first NFL player to come out.

To achieve this, we need to increase support of groups that work for our equality, increase our participation in improving our communities' health, and encourage our allies to increase their levels of visible support for LGBT persons.

That image of your parents taking that walk down the aisle with you is powerful and moving, especially because there are so many others, including your partner, who still don't have that kind of visible support and love because of the sex of the person they love.

He is the only politician who enjoys the visible support not only of the American armed forces but also a private militia, dressed in surplus American-style fatigues.

Bree-Anna thinks the lack of visible support is driven by a sense of shame.