Sentence examples for which strongly supports from inspiring English sources

Many Sunnis fear a loss of power to the Shia majority, which strongly supports the election.

In fact, many academics and scholars number among Israel's Peace Now movement, which strongly supports a two-state solution.

Iran, which strongly supports the Assad regime, has a new president, Hassan Rouhani, who will come to New York next week to address the United Nations general assembly.

Gov. David A. Paterson, a Democrat, introduced a marriage bill last month and the State Assembly, which strongly supports it, will probably take it up next week.

The rift between the capital, which strongly supports Mr. Ravalomanana, and the rest of the island, where President Ratsiraka draws his support, has deepened as well.

A spokesman for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which strongly supports scouting, also declined to comment until a policy change is official.

In the United States, the Anti-Defamation League — which strongly supports Israel and opposes boycotts against it — warned that the law impinged on the "basic democratic rights of Israelis to freedom of speech and freedom of expression".

To turn the tide, the administration and big business, which strongly supports a China trade deal, have begun what they are billing as the largest lobbying effort on a foreign-policy vote since the North American Free Trade Agreement in 1993.

Cosboa, which strongly supports the coalition's policy, has said "only about 40,000 of the 870,000 small businesses getting a tax cut under are likely to use the bonus to expand their operations" with the rest using the bonus to increase profits or dividends.

The European Union, which strongly supports the court, is trying to find a compromise with the United States that neither undermines the court nor disrupts the Atlantic alliance at a time when the administration is also pressing Europe to support its campaign against terrorism and any action against Iraq.

Lynn Rhinehart, associate general council for the A.F.L.-C.I.O., which strongly supports worker-management collaborations on safety issues, suggested that employers concentrate on voluntary involvement by workers and if they form teams, the functions should not include negotiating or bargaining for any workplace changes, especially pay.