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In America and elsewhere, enthusiasm for eugenics was broadly supported by elites.

The brief was entrusted to Michael Gove, one of the more cerebral cabinet members, who was broadly supported by the Liberal Democrats, the Tories' coalition partners.

The mixture of defiance of, and partial compliance with, American requests appeared aimed at pursuing the completion of a military operation that was broadly supported by Israelis while appearing to heed President Bush's increasingly terse requests that it end.

The strategy was broadly supported by all three main political parties as a means significantly to cut our carbon emissions while reducing our reliance on Russian and Middle Eastern gas.

In West's telling, Clinton has disqualified herself from black support because of her ties to Wall Street and her endorsement of the 1994 crime bill (a measure that was broadly supported, at the time, by the black political establishment and by Sanders, then a congressman).

The archbishop said the decision to seek agreement on a covenant while urging church liberals in North America to hold back on the openings to homosexuals was broadly supported in the small-group gatherings of about 40 prelates each that, together with smaller Bible study groups, constituted the main work of the conference.

Surprisingly enough, this nonsense is broadly supported by data from randomised controlled trials.

The campaign to subdue Chechnya is broadly supported by Russian society.

Closer collaboration between charity regulation and HMRC, however, is broadly supported.

For years the McCain-Feingold legislation has been broadly supported by Democrats.

Her stance has been broadly supported by Helmut Edelmayr, who leads the Austrian Association of Prison Camps.