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He said the Pentagon has continued its support for those forces even after the training program was revamped.

The foundation continued its support for 2013 and is once again providing scholarships for patients to travel to Stanford in September for the conference.

Given its democratic traditions, Turkey supported the revolution and sided with the protesters; authoritarian Iran continued its support for the Assad regime and backed his brutal crackdown on civilians.

Its position as a permanent member of the UN Security Council is already of pivotal significance, the ongoing Syrian crisis where China has continued its support for Russia's veto of substantive UNSC action on Syria highlights a continuing conflict within China's foreign and security policy establishment.

In the 10 years since the NCBW was established, Labor has continued its support for biotechnology workforce development with investments in an expanded network of colleges led by the NCBW through the Workforce Innovations for Regional Economic Development Initiative and the Trade Adjustment Act Community College and Career Training grant program.

"The Public Theater chose to present 'Julius Caesar' in a way that was intended to provoke and offend," a spokesperson for Bank of America said on Sunday, by way of explaining why the company was withdrawing its funding from the production (although it will continue its support for the Public Theatre, which it has sponsored for the past eleven years).

Still, that firm says it is committed to continuing its support for alternative energy in the United States, but only with the federal government shows a similar commitment.

Despite the Turkish position, Dorrian signaled the United States would continue its support for the SDF, as it would for Iraqi government troops across the border.

In sometimes heated exchanges with several lawmakers, Votel said the U.S. should continue its support for the coalition even if it cannot tell whether American fuel or bombs are used in airstrikes that kill civilians.

Perhaps, said analysts, they believed that the government could then continue its support for nuclear energy and keep the plants functioning for many more years.

With this book the MIT Press continues its support for architectural thought at a time when both print books and the authority of thought are under attack.