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David Cameron, who gave Tory backbenchers a free vote, invited MPs to deliver a clear signal of their opposition to the ruling by supporting a cross-party motion tabled by Jack Straw and David Davis.

The committee also recommended building on the model of NASA's interdisciplinary collaboration initiative - Nexus for Exoplanet Science System - by supporting a cross-divisional research effort inviting proposals for interdisciplinary research.

We accelerate purpose-driven science by supporting inquiry that crosses disciplinary boundaries and stretches from discovery to invention.

To achieve all this, companies need to treat journeys like products, built and supported by a cross-functional team that's led by a manager responsible for the journey's business performance.

A nationwide moratorium had been supported by a cross-party select committee of MPs, including former Conservative environment secretary Caroline Spelman.

This observation is supported by a cross-sectional view of the cluster (Figure 3a).

"I hope that the commission's report will provide us with the foundation on which to build a blueprint for reform which can be supported by a cross-party consensus in the assembly.

All experiments were carried out in a 2-L volume of sample using an ozone reactor with a height of 65 cm and an inner diameter of 16.5 cm and supported by a cross-column ozone chamber for enhancing ozone gas diffusion (Fig. 1).

The U.S. Senate recently failed to adopt a global compact on Persons with Disabilities despite that fact that it was largely modeled on already adopted U.S. Congressional legislation and was supported by a cross-section of U.S. veterans' groups and GOP leaders as former senator/Republican candidate Bob Dole and current Senator John McCain.

These findings are supported by a cross-sectional study in Nordic countries [ 58] where less than 10% of women who experience physical violence from their partners revealed this to their gynaecologist.

Based on our case analysis that demonstrated how provider behaviours and attitudes were a key determinant of service quality, and supported by a cross-disciplinary literature review, we came to focus on two mechanisms those of accountability and trust as central determinants of quality and responsive service delivery (Gilson et al. 2005; Rittenhouse et al. 2009).