Though Hama seemed to suggest a new dynamic in the uprising, Mr. Assad still draws on substantial support, particularly among minorities, the middle class and the business elite.
Syrian state television broadcast images of large pro-government rallies on Friday in Damascus and Aleppo, and despite the scenes in Hama, the government still draws on substantial support, particularly among minorities, the middle class and the business elite.
During their job hunt, many can draw on substantial savings built off past bonuses, on top of collecting unemployment.
Ms. Fogarty drew on substantial reserves of tenderness, anguish and whimsy, with Mr. Peloquin offering alert support.
That individual, Mr James Cason, has drawn on substantial financial resources to destabilise Cuban institutions.
We illustrate how the properties of such organic capping agents can influence the bioactivity, highlight some specific concerns about purely organic ENMs, and draw on a more substantial research base relating to the toxicity of inorganic ENMs capped with organic agents to highlight general mechanisms of ENM bioactivity.
The article draws on a substantial set of quantitative and qualitative data: two large-scale questionnaire surveys, 31 semi-structured interviews, four case studies and 10 English-mediated conference calls.
This article draws on this substantial literature to distil several key messages for a more thoroughgoing, and democratically-minded, engagement with public perspectives on the vexed issue of hospital closures within tax-funded, state-managed health systems.
In histories of the war, academics and scholars haven't wanted to draw on what existed during the war, a fairly substantial anti-war literature that talked about atrocities.
External documentation In compiling this draft report, the TPI review team has drawn on the substantial resource of material produced by TPI itself in the course of its work as a pioneer in the research, standard-setting, capacity building and evaluation of cross-sector partnerships.
This history, drawing on a substantial trove of documents in English, Persian, and Urdu, re-creates daily life in Delhi before and during the uprising, and charts the subsequent fall of the Muslim Mughal dynasty.
