Sentence examples for blueprint to support from inspiring English sources

Frank Mitchell, CEO of ScottishPower Energy Networks, said "We have a unique opportunity to completely modernise our infrastructure and create a blueprint to support growth for generations to come.

Update -- White House fact sheet: FACT SHEET: President Obama's Blueprint to Support U.S. Manufacturing Jobs, Discourage Outsourcing, and Encourage Insourcing.

Items/Tool Kit -- In each blog throughout this series, you will see new "items/tools" available to you to support this blueprint and framework to experience education in the 21st century.

The Blueprint shows that upfront investments to support the rapid scale-up of lifesaving AIDS treatment will yield significant savings -- of both lives and dollars -- in the near future.

The blueprint to winning support in Florida looks markedly different for the two U.S. presidential candidates.

Bankrupt U.S. car parts maker Delphi no doubt subscribes to a similar eleemosynary philosophy: The distressed outfit, which took to the road alone after being spun off from General Motors, is to ask GM to guarantee it $1 billion of business a month to support its restructuring blueprint.

The report provided a blueprint for a universal and integrated system to support child development and learning from birth to age 12. Based on the blueprint Ontario government has now moved to the phased implementation of a universal approach to providing integrated care and education in full-day early learning kindergarten programs for 4- and 5-year-olds.

To help develop a blueprint for other universities, Lumina just announced a $1.2 million grant to support an evaluation of the University of Wisconsin's competency-based program, set to begin in January.

Without an austerity blueprint, what was supposed to be a fast-track European effort this week to support Greece seems to have slowed, even as European leaders are distracted by the expansion of the euro crisis to Spain.

On Tuesday, Lee told HuffPost the president had pledged to support replacing the SNAP funds, a vow he fulfilled in subsequent budget blueprints that didn't become law.

Accountability Now's blueprint was inspired by the successful effort to unseat Al Wynn in 2007, when a coalition of progressive groups came together to support Donna Edwards.