Sentence examples for wholly support the from inspiring English sources

We wholly support the commitment to make the UK the most competitive location in the G20 by the end of this parliament.

But with other LGBT campaigns also running, the Premier League said it was up to the clubs which one they supported, while a Football League spokesperson said: "We wholly support the Football vs Homophobia campaign.

Once it was worded correctly I proposed and wholly supported the motion.

The paper is a provocative one, and there's sure to be a lot of debate among political scientists about whether it wholly supports the authors' claims.

Mr. Gates said he wholly supported the decision by President Obama to remove General McChrystal, who had helped devise the administration's risky and expensive strategy of counterinsurgency in Afghanistan and was in charge of carrying it out.

It was seeing a continuing litany of lies from senior officials to Congress - and therefore the American people - and the realization that that Congress, specifically the Gang of Eight, wholly supported the lies that compelled me to act.

The council, which wholly supported the new stadium as the basis for planned regeneration of the whole battered area, is now supporting Liverpool staying at Anfield with compulsory purchase powers to ensure the removal of residents whose homes the club want to demolish.

The satellite-to-small screen firm issued a statement, also quoted by the AP, that said, "DirecTV wholly supports the national do-not-call registry and our agreement with the FTC reflects our commitment to prevent unwanted and unlawful telemarketing calls to existing and potential DirecTV customers".

Doepfner's open letter, which was published in Axel Springer newspaper Welt am Sonntag, said Boehmermann's poem made him "laugh out loud" and said he "wholly supported" the comedian.

Figures from across the electronic sphere, from Eats Everything to The Black Madonna, came out against him — challenging and condemning his actions, as well as wholly supporting the decision to have him removed from festival bills.

It has the backing of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, who recently sent a letter to Sen. Carl Levin indicating the agency "wholly supports the plan" and "looks forward to fully engaging in NITC planning and design planning and design activities to include the development of pedestrian and bicycle access".