Sentence examples for a point of support from inspiring English sources

UNICEF, in cooperation with local authorities and civil society, is modelling community centres in deprived Roma communities in seven municipalities in southeastern Serbia, including in Pirot, to be a  point of support and to provide innovative services to children, adolescents and their families.

In contrast to Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who made a near sport of withholding information and defending his position in court (often unsuccessfully), Mr. Bloomberg has made a point of supporting the free flow of information.

Since then, Juncker has made a point of supporting the EU's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, as she pursues high-profile investigations into specific tax rulings, including deals Luxembourg granted separately to McDonald's and Amazon.

He also made a point of supporting the Australian aircraft industry wherever feasible.

Dell eventually brought much of its call-center support back into the U.S. from India, while Apple has made a point of keeping support within the country in which the calls originate.

Peter Barca, the leader of the minority Democratic group in the Wisconsin assembly, told the Guardian that unlike most governors he had observed who made a point of building support over time, "this governor makes very little effort to try and build broader support.

In what would be a hallmark of his political approach, he made a point of lending support to beleaguered but like-minded figures abroad.

He made a point of offering support instead of criticism at halftime.

As a point of context, support for pulmonary rehabilitation classes was withdrawn by the primary care trust during the course of the trial.

By July, Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho), chairman of the subcommittee, made a point of publicly supporting the program.

And, low and behold, Orbán – long an advocate of an opening to the east, including China – has made a point of not supporting western sanctions against Russia.