Sentence examples for demonstrates its support for from inspiring English sources

The BIS committee sympathised: "We recommend that the government demonstrates its support for rebalancing the economy towards manufacturing, and the steel industry, by reforming business rates".

By joining the Open Handset Alliance, Acer demonstrates its support for Android as an open mobile platform and its commitment to Android's commercial success.

The MRC says this demonstrates its support for a move toward more flexible models of postgraduate training, including the possibility of 1 + 3 education (a master's degree followed by a PhD).

Weeks later Turkey demonstrated its support for protesters by hosting a conference for members of the Syrian opposition.

But Washington should use this period to ease some economic sanctions and demonstrate its support for the reform agenda the voters endorsed, including increased trade with the West.

Mr Sylla says that reference was made to the colour of his skin, though that has not been tested in evidence, in any event, the manner in which the group then demonstrated its support for racism is unmistakable.

The firm says it did not need assistance obtaining short-term commercial loans, and only took part in the Federal Reserve's emergency scheme to provide such lending to demonstrate its support for the concept.

Only Judge Judith Rogers seemed sympathetic to the government's argument that Congress has demonstrated its support for hESC research, for example, in a report accompanying a spending bill.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars demonstrated its support for breast-cancer research by creating the FAB1, a blushing pink Ghost Extended Wheelbase.

Although remaining separate from the local tourism network, Carabane has demonstrated its support for social solidarity and holism by joining GENSEN Global Ecovillage Networkk Senegal), a network of Senegalese ecovillages.

The Act created a Board of Regents to oversee the resuscitation of King's College, and, in an effort to demonstrate its support for the new Republic, the Legislature stipulated that "the College within the City of New York heretofore called King's College be forever hereafter called and known by the name of Columbia College," a reference to Columbia, an alternative name for America.