Sentence examples for be support from from inspiring English sources
verb
To keep from falling.
- Don't move that beam! It supports the whole platform.
"If in the international scene there needs to be further steps taken, we believe that there should be support from the United Nations and the international community for these steps," Mr. Khatami said.
Vital to such an effort would be support from China, a veto-wielding member of the United Nations Security Council and a North Korean ally, which has shored up the regime in Pyongyang.
Being understood will not be easy, but there will be support from within, even if Miguel Ángel Angulo, who Neville announced would be his assistant coach alongside his brother, does not speak English, and he did not say anything about employing a full-time translator to shadow him.
Another potential route for growth could be support from regions like China keen to dilute the dominance of U.S.-made or controlled mobile platforms — exacerbated by concerns about government intelligence agencies surveillance intrusions into U.S.-based commercial software platforms.
And it won't just be support from the Haidas, she said, it will be "all up and down the coast".
Not only is recent Mayoral candidate and grime superstar Tempa T performing; but there will also be support from Irish electro-heads Solar Bears and Mmoths.
Over 200,000 new homes to be supported from these policies.
rGADEM identified the most secondary motifs that could all be supported from the literature.
Lot 1 and 2 could then be supported from these HCBUs.
They frequently mentioned that there was a need to be supported from the health authorities.
In many cases, C. gigas gene CDS predictions could be supported from transcriptome database analyses.
