Sentence examples for back government support from inspiring English sources
The Treasury decided in 2007 to scale back government support for arms exports, then provided by the Ministry of Defence.
Thatcher-era policies scaled back government support of the film industry, but inhospitable conditions only seemed to bolster his do-it-yourself resourcefulness and sense of artistic community.
Newton-Smith reiterated calls on George Osborne not to cut back government support for exports and innovation in his spending review next week, when the chancellor will set out tighter budgets for government departments.
Removing or scaling back government support for student loans would cause bank rates on those loans to skyrocket, especially given how high default rates have been.
For Cruz and his backers, Christianity is a fighting faith, whose adherents need to win back government support for policies that support religion in general and the values of morally traditional people.
UN staff members have been regularly targeted in Somalia, where the fragile internationally backed government, supported by African Union troops, is battling al-Qaida-linked al Shabaab rebels, although the assaults have tended to be on a larger-scale.
While he could have qualified for disability at the time, he turned his back on government support, preferring to make his way back into the work force.
Goldman turned in robust second-quarter earnings on the back of government support for financial firms and markets.
The task of the meeting of community groups will be, in the first instance, to explore the possibilities for halting the tide of private take-overs and shifting the balance of provision back towards government support for community ownership.
Parker's regret is that the UK did not spot the big opportunities in the 80s and, backed by government support, claim them for its own.
But so far the three expeditions, backed by government support and international financing from the U.N.D.P., W.W.F. and other agencies, have lowered water levels in the lake by 3.63 meters, staving off what seemed like an imminent GLOF in 2010.
