Our data sometimes suggested, but was not always convincingly in support of, a situation of adequate or over rather than under provision of medicines.
"Bill has always been outspoken," he said, "but he has always spoken out in support of the National Weather Service".
But a statistic can always be found in support of either Federer or Nadal, which is why any argument about their relative merits is circular and fascinating.
She has always been generous in support of younger musicians; though some of them, such as "new-grass" stars Nickel Creek have already flourished, split-up and gone on to successful solo projects of their own, which only seems to emphasise how long Krauss seems to have been around.
Bearing in mind that I have worked closely with female colleagues at all levels throughout my medical career and have always been fully in support of their professional advancement, then surely there must be quite a few others who feel the same as I do".
"My voice will always be raised in support of Christian-Jewish ties and against the anti-Semitism that all sensible people fear and detest," Tutu wrote in the Tampa Bay Times.
Feinberg's principle reads as follows: "it is always a good reason in support of a proposed criminal prohibition that it would probably be an effective way of preventing serious offense...to persons other than the actor, and that it is probably a necessary means to that end...The principle asserts, in effect, that the prevention of offensive conduct is properly the state's business" (1985, 1).
Jones has always been a Eurosceptic and, in support of his "lonely crusade", suggests the left was mistakenly beguiled into supporting the EU having been "battered and demoralised" by Thatcherism.
To local inhabitants the landscape, in which past and present structures always merge, provided substantial evidence in support of the idea of legal continuity of pre-Soviet land rights.
