Sentence examples for weakening of support from inspiring English sources

And the removal of Maria Eagle from the transport brief may signal a further weakening of support for HS2 (she was notably more supportive of it than Ed Balls has been), although party sources insist the policy has not changed.

Many predict a weakening of support for economic liberalism beyond the immediate banking crisis.

But conservatives have been murmuring that should he capture any less of the electorate this time, it would signal a weakening of support for changes that he tried to make.

Sberbank's and National Clearing Centre's Outlooks have also been revised to negative reflecting both a potential weakening of support and the potential for their viability ratings, which are at the same level as the sovereign, to be downgraded due to risks of a worsening operating environment, as these banks are ultimately exposed to the broader Russian economy.

Perhaps, as with NAFTA, it will be a President Bush who pushes a bill and a President Clinton who gets to sign it.Felipe AlonsoMexico CityHelping ColombiaSIR – You are correct to point out that a weakening of support for Colombia by Congress would be against America's interest ("How to boost the coca crop", March 24th).

The task facing Latin America's politicians is to ensure that economic difficulties do not spill over into a weakening of support for democracy.Latinobarómetro is a non-profit organisation based in Santiago, Chile, which has carried out regular surveys of opinions, attitudes and values in Latin America since 1995.

His allies insist they see little evidence of a weakening of that support.

Polls show a weakening of public support for President Bush as a result of a perception that his administration was giving short shrift to conservation.

And any weakening of military support for the government in the capital, Kinshasa, could tempt one or more of the rebel groups to take power by force.

The physiopathology of urogenital prolapse is multifactorial, a combination of the interaction between constitutional and acquired factors resulting in the weakening of perineal support.

In other words, the above-discussed criticism of the mentalist position concerning probabilistic relations, while perhaps not wholly effective, nonetheless has force against all but the simplest of cases, and to that extent the case for externalism is strengthened by the weakening of the support for mentalism.