Sentence examples for being properly supported from inspiring English sources

"However, these staff were not being properly supported to do their jobs.

In announcing the new measures, the education secretary said: "Our one nation approach is very much about making sure children are being properly supported to achieve their best in school.

Another engineer added, "If the weight of the deck is not being properly supported, then it can fall on the one below it, and then you have a progressive collapse," which took down five stories of the garage.

"Whether the corporation is failing to cope with the reality of dealing with complex cases involving multiple victims of bullying, or whether it can't bring itself to make difficult decisions about those senior managers implicated, the upshot is the same – individuals who have been treated appallingly are failing to get redress and not being properly supported by the BBC in the process.

"Absolutely vital to this is ensuring all social care practitioners are able to recognise the impact that neglect has on children, as well as being properly supported by skilled and experienced managers who are able to advise on help and intervention before the damage becomes irreparable".

"Students must also be properly supported to continue in their studies.

The human trafficking charity Hope for Justice said ensuring victims were properly supported was essential to successfully prosecuting offenders.

In the medium term, creative industries that are properly supported could be the key drivers of the UK economy".

"People with illnesses such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, who are unable to work, deserve to be properly supported.

The BBC said the appointment of the expert would help to ensure "that anyone with a complaint is properly supported".

In T.S.B. 10-003 issued on April 21, Acura said that the hood might not be properly supported by its rear seal.