Sentence examples for won wide support from inspiring English sources

The critics have won wide support.

Ms. DeLauro's proposal to split the F.D.A. has won wide support among food-safety wonks.

His surrender of Mr. Milosevic and other wanted criminals allowed Yugoslavia to receive $1.2 billion in economic aid, a tradeoff that eventually won wide support with ordinary people.

Senators Tom Harkin, a Democrat from Iowa, and Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska, have won wide support from both industry and consumer groups for their amendment.

Relying primarily on voluntary cooperation by the American public, Hoover won wide support for "wheatless" and "meatless" days so that as much of the nation's agricultural output as possible could be sent to soldiers at the front.

Hezbollah keeps an arsenal of rockets trained on Israel, and it won wide support in the region when it emerged standing after a brief war with Israel in 2006.

NEW YORK (Caroline Humer and Jonathan Stempel) - Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc filed a new $65 billion bankruptcy liquidation plan that it said has won wider support, possibly setting the stage for the end of the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history.

But at home, polls show that her position wins wide support.

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Tennessee will need to address these issues fairly if the system is to win wide support among teachers and school administrators.

Such fights will not always win wide support: union members account for only one-tenth of South Korea's working population.Nevertheless, Mr Kim has to take care not to alienate the unions completely.