Sentence examples for delivering the support from inspiring English sources

Nor does anyone believe that Coulson was solely responsible for delivering the support of the Murdoch titles in the election.

To assess patients' preference and readiness for various models and means of delivering the support programme/intervention.

Additional research is needed to assess the organizational and patient factors associated with greater SMS use, effective approaches for delivering the support, and the link between SMS and health outcomes.

The employment and support allowance should be seen as the opportunity to deliver the support that many disabled people need to move into employment.

"Expanding the role of children's centres to become community hubs, integrating support services, could deliver the support needed to tackle the underlying causes of crisis for vulnerable families.

Whereas typical schemes aim to get homeless people "housing ready"—that is, off drugs and in work before placing them in homes, Housing First provides the home up front and then delivers the support needed to stay there.

But, even if Netanyahu had trouble with the executive branch, AIPAC could help deliver the support of Congress, and a friendly Congress could take away the President's strongest negotiating chit the multibillion-dollar packages of military aid that go to Israel each year.

But, even if Netanyahu had trouble with the executive branch, AIPAC could help deliver the support of Congress, and a friendly Congress could take away the President's strongest negotiating chit — the multibillion-dollar packages of military aid that go to Israel each year.

As the temperatures drop, this problem becomes ever more pressing.The way Housing First works is that it provides the most perilous homeless cases with homes up front, and then delivers the support these people need (such as drug rehabilitation or job training) to help them stay there.

Matilda had made a private deal with Henry that he would deliver the support of the Church in exchange for being granted control over Church affairs.

The crowds in London proclaimed Stephen the new monarch, believing that he would grant the city new rights and privileges in return, and his brother, Henry of Blois, the Bishop of Winchester, delivered the support of the Church to Stephen.