Sentence examples for would actually support from inspiring English sources

"People were told that this would end discrimination, in some cases that it would actually support affirmative action," Mr. Vandenberg said.

"From the beginning when we polled, we found that the Ryan plan was the most toxic political document ever, but the problem was you couldn't convince voters that any politician would actually support it," Mr. Burton said.

"A responsible employer that values the people that work for them, that make them their profits, would actually support them to get the right papers, to help them stay.

But given the difficulties of managers, the paper also discusses possible legal implications and suggests a new type of contract, which would actually support the development of exploratory partnerships.

Irony of ironies that Bill Clinton would actually support Ken Starr by helping to put money in the pocket of Mr. Starr's funders.

Dr. Dominic Bryan, director of Irish Studies at Queen's University, says that many of Gerry Adams's opponents would actually support his border call in order to reinforce Northern Ireland's status in Britain.

"They've got to answer the question of would they actually support what we're doing and why are they still saying that we are cutting too fast when they are not proposing to reverse any of our cuts?" he told BBC Radio 5 live.

Unfortunately, as the Republican party has become more and more captured by the far right wing of the party, there were fewer of those candidates that would actually stand up to support workers," says Trumka, pointing out that AFL-CIO did endorse John LoBiondo, a Republican from New Jersey.

Having eventually determined that the majority of the crew would, if not actually support a mutiny, at least not oppose it, and that the Temeraires crew would be supported by the ship's marines as well as the crews of some of the other warships in Bantry Bay, they decided to press ahead with their plans.

"They thought I'd go on and on and actually support the policies of President Obama," said Mr. Wharton, 42, a General Educational Development, or G.E.D., teacher in Brooklyn.

This would allow us to see more clearly what our representatives actually support.