Sentence examples for center in support of from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, whoever is flying those planes may be flying combat missions against targets identified by US reconnaissance, relayed through a US-run joint operations center, in support of ground forces trained and supported by Iranian soldiers (and alongside US Special Forces guys also advising the Iraqis).

The National Resource Center is the country's first and only technical assistance resource center in support of LGBT older adults, and by permanently establishing the resource center and guaranteeing continued funding, the bill would ensure that aging providers could continue to access critical training resources on LGBT cultural competence.

On January 22nd, the administration in Grozny put together a large demonstration in the center of the city in support of Kadyrov; his allies railed against Venediktov and Gannushkina and others from the stage.

The Campaign Legal Center filed amicus briefs in support of the plaintiffs in these cases.

She received a 2013 Academic Writing Residency at the Bellagio Center from the Rockefeller Foundation in support of her work on the medicalization of global health.

In addition, Thailand established the system to send blood samples from all sub-district health centers to district hospitals in support of PITC for pregnant women.

In light of that, opponents of juvenile life without parole are aiming to keep these cases in lower courts for now, said Marsha Levick of the Juvenile Law Center, which has submitted briefs in support of many of these defendants.

She is not wilting under these pressures; last week, she began circulating an e-mail petition in support of the center, and she has been trying to negotiate a reprieve with the ambassador, who she said has since extended the deadline but has not set a date for the center's closing.

Earlier in the day, about 400 Bush supporters rallied at the emergency center, where the recount would take place, in support of Ms. Harris.

Japan allegedly wines and dines and supplies prostitutes (according to an undercover story by UK's Sunday Times in 2010) to IWC representatives from small nations, giving them cash and building expensive "fisheries centers" in exchange for their votes in support of whaling at the IWC, a blatant bit of bribery vividly depicted in the Oscar-winning documentary The Cove.

Other organizations have come out in support of the Simon Wiesenthal Center's accusations.