Sentence examples for win full support from inspiring English sources

The headquarters proposal has yet to win full support within the European Union.

Davies' won full support of his Ashes teammates, who already knew but Surrey wicket-keeper batsman has not featured in full England side since.

This was further proof of the problem facing David Cameron's government, its failure to win full-hearted support from rightwing newspapers that have long been the Tories' traditional allies.

In the 1950s and '60s his editorial voice strongly supported the drive to win full civil rights for blacks in the United States.

Its aim was to win full citizenship for women, starting with suffrage, an issue that began amassing support in the United States in the eighteen-forties.

It's not easy, but they manage to win the full support of her army of sixty-two.

The National Coalition "have much to do to win the full support of the Syrian people and co-ordinate opposition efforts more effectively," Hague said.

The Prime Minister said: "The reason that we have a hung parliament is that no single party and no single leader was able to win the full support of the country.

Mr. Wald's status had been shaky throughout his 16 months in the job, partly because he was never able to win the full support of the show's top anchors.

Speaking at 5pm, he said: "The reason that we have a hung parliament is that no single party and no single leader was able to win the full support of the country.

A1 Senator Lieberman continued his efforts to win the full support of the party's liberal wing, and one of its prominent members, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, went before the New York delegation to praise the historic alliance between Jews and blacks.