Sentence examples for demonstrable support for from inspiring English sources

But the Ninth Circuit overturned the conviction, arguing that there was "no demonstrable support" for it.

When the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit overturned her conviction in 2006, it found "no demonstrable support" for it.

The Ninth Circuit noted that there are "very strict limits" for an appellate court to review a state criminal conviction, but in this case it found "no demonstrable support" for Ms. Smith's conviction, and overturned it.

With gas prices sticking near $4 a gallon, unemployment high in many states and demonstrable support for the project in numerous polls, many Democrats -- especially those from states where pipelines are commonplace -- are beginning to sound almost indistinguishable from Speaker John A. Boehner, who called Mr. Obama "increasingly isolated" in his opposition to expanding the project.

The demonstrable support of men in senior positions at the BBC was key to making this programme a success: they acted as mentors and were confident in articulating the benefits of positive action for their organisation.

But the American ambassador to Vietnam, David Shear, has said the country needs to show "demonstrable progress" on human rights to help kindle support for TPP in America.

"There will be lots of public support for it, it will create demonstrable cost-savings, and it's great for the American businesses that are making a business of helping others save energy".

Professional development in the form of health worker training and workshops, in combination with NGO supervision and quality assurance support for HIV services, had a demonstrable effect on providers' attitudes and service motivation.

There is a case for clarifying mobility support for people in residential care and, if there is demonstrable double-funding, then that should be addressed in a considered way.

Other indicators include the "volume and value of narcotics," "demonstrable action by the government against corruption, resulting in increased trust and confidence of the Afghan public," "support for human rights," and "economic stability and development with emphasis on agriculture".

Since that time, support for the use of CEA has varied, ranging from 'a useful agent' to having 'no demonstrable effect on the outcome of extensively burned patients'.