Sentence examples for contest to support from inspiring English sources

That's easy for us at the Covers Contest to support, since we haven't been stranded in airports for more than a week.

We'll also be holding weekly contests to support Team TechCrunch in Teach For America's Challenge.

We'll be holding weekly contests to support team TechCrunch in the Challenge for the Children.

Thus far, the GOP contest seems to support (the real) Schumpeter's timeless adage that "The picture of the prettiest girl that ever lived will in the long run prove powerless to maintain the sales of a bad cigarette .Meanwhile, Mr Colbert's satirical superPAC and the burgeoning OWS superPAC offer us a glimmer of the democratic promise of unlimited spending on political speech.

The contest aims to support the education of control theory, embedded system design and several other courses related to building autonomous mobile robots in a fun and instructive teamwork project.

Looking ahead to the South Carolina primary, Mr. Bush expressed concern that Democrats in the state, who are allowed to vote in the contest, were mobilizing to support Mr. McCain, because they felt he would be easier for the Democratic nominee to defeat in the general election.

The second involves a contest among ambitious Republicans to support the boldest immigration reforms.

Now, as part of its National Family Caregivers Month activities, AARP has launched a Random Acts of Kindness for Caregivers Contest to encourage everyone to support America's 40 million caregivers.

For example, in a number of cases, the presence of co-financing partner is directly claimed by the conditions of contests for state subsidies to support research and innovation projects.

Last week Fifa's General Secretary Jerome Valcke appealed to Brazilians to support the contest saying it was the "wrong time" to protest.

To avoid unnecessary duplication of research, scientists must first review external activity in their area of interest in order to determine what questions remain unanswered, and to derive information to support or contest hypotheses.