He buttressed the point by surveying supporting briefs from libraries, used-book dealers, technology companies and museums, all of which warned that allowing copyright suits over goods imported from abroad would have pernicious consequences.
And they also tend to buttress the broader point that however we design our health insurance system, we need other policies that make the choice to work seem more rewarding, attractive and sustainable for Americans on the bottom looking up.
To buttress this point, lawyers for L.A. Unified filed a complaint with the state Public Employment Relations Board, which oversees labor negotiations.
Football great Brett Favre, a Gulf Coast native, appeared in a television ad for Cochran to buttress that point.
We buttress these points by including empirical examples from the literature.
The repertory here seems to have been chosen precisely to buttress those points, with Beethoven's Seventh Symphony offsetting works commissioned (like those presented by the Edmonton Symphony) from the orchestra's recent composers in residence: Avner Dorman's "Astrolatry" and Paul Lansky's "Shapeshifters" for two pianos and orchestra, both in their New York premieres.
To the east the Hindu Kush buttresses the Pamir range near the point where the borders of China, Pakistani-controlled Kashmir, and Afghanistan meet, after which it runs southwest through Pakistan and into Afghanistan, finally merging into minor ranges in western Afghanistan.
The point was buttressed by the qualitative study as well.
For trees with large buttresses, a point above the main flare of the buttresses is often used to measure diameter; its abbreviation is Dab.
