Sentence examples for which would have supported from inspiring English sources

Each sports a metal collar attached to a hefty chain which would have supported Thomas, Lord Dacre's shield at home and in battle.

How predictable that Tom Boonen, after his third bust for doing cocaine, would win a vote of confidence from the Belgian cycling federation, which would have supported even Vlad the Impaler if he had been Flemish.

In November, a federal judge blocked the state's plan to save $19 million by further cutting payments to group homes by 10 percent, which would have supported an entry-level wage below the state minimum.

"As of Day 14, the partial shutdown has cost $366,212 which would have supported provision of essential services, and wages to direct care and human service workers," Ryan Cowmeadow, advocacy manager, wrote in a draft letter to the area's congressional representatives.

Nevertheless, there was no indication of an increase in V T, which would have supported an interaction between [11C]phenytoin and MRP.

They rejected a resolution favored by internationalists Helen Bright Clark and Margaret Bondfield which would have supported a delegation of women at The Hague.

We failed, however, to detect any chromosome fragment from P. palustris in F. ovina plants with PgiC2 in preliminary experiments with GISH [18], which – if found – would have supported the first alternative.

Now he has eschewed the easy comforts of opposition; and he decided against a lesser deal with the Tories, in which the Lib Dems would have supported Mr Cameron only on key parliamentary votes allowing them to claim that they were acting responsibly, while distancing themselves from unpopular measures.

She told the magazine: "As far as I am concerned, Mitt Romney's opposition to gay marriage and to civil unions for gays makes him anti-gay – which is not something that Philip would have supported.

That is a very slight uptick in support for the bill since the last poll PPP did on the civil unions bill back in June which found 56percentt of Colorado voters would have supported the bill if it would have passed in the legislature, with 38percentt opposed.

All 13 other members of the Security Council voted to back the resolution, which would have "fully supported" the Arab League plan for Assad to cede powers to a deputy, withdraw troops from towns and start a transition to democracy.