Sentence examples for wider support in the from inspiring English sources

Such laws have wider support in the anti-abortion movement.

It will encourage prospective MPs to reach out beyond a narrow party base for wider support in the form of second preferences.

Labour maintained this wider support in the 2001 and 2005 elections.

But there are also other policy measures for incentivizing small-scale donor participation that could garner wider support in the aftermath of Schumer-Van Hollen.

However, the emphasis on females ignores the fact that only 80% of males anticipated working full-time, a finding which has wider support in the literature [ 18, 25], with recognised implications for future workforce planning [ 8].

After the buildings were stormed on Thursday, a committee that said it represented Mr. Bakiyev's supporters issued a statement in which it claimed to have wide support in the south and called for his return to power.

A committee that said it represented Mr. Bakiyev's supporters issued a statement on Thursday in which it claimed to have wide support in the south, news agencies reported.

But Richardson said with wide support in the House, the bill could still pass.

The union has wide support in the parliament's finance committee, which must approve any privatization deal.

The measure, proposed by Gov. Christine Gregoire, a Democrat, has wide support in the House and had been just a few votes short in the Senate.

The Red Shirts, who have wide support in the populous north and northeast, would probably win elections if they were held now, analysts believe.