There were a number of qualitative comments (36) that identified positive comments in relation to 'efficient caring service' and in the following example support under difficult circumstances: All doctors were extremely supportive and worked hard to achieve the level of care in very difficult circumstances – [Patient] symptoms were very hard to treat.
For example: support for 'Star Wars', wholesale killing in Foot and Mouth.
"Yesterday, you would hardly find, for example, support for a Palestinian state," Mr. Peres remarked.
Sir Elton John and his partner, David Furnish, for example, support his campaign.
Some congressional Republicans, for example, support this position; James Sensenbrenner has suggested that judges in places like New York City and California are too lenient.
Women, for example, support more government assistance to the poor, the elderly and children by consistently higher margins (9 to 11 points) than men, according to Pew.
The Kaczynskis' policy seemed to be to pick noisy fights with Germany, Russia and the rest of the EU, over, for example, support of the beleaguered Georgians.
Judge Posner did, for example, support the break-up of AT&T (although that was a monopoly of a very different kind from Microsoft's); and, unlike some economists from the Chicago School, he recognises the general role of antitrust law.
This avoids harmful subsidy races between EU countries and [the risk] that uncontrolled state aid in one EU country can unfairly put at risk thousands of jobs across the EU … State aid rules enable member states to, for example, support research activities or relieve energy costs of steel companies".
Verizon claims that its all-fibre method, although more expensive, is more future-proof; company officials say that FTTN will not, for example, support multiple high-definition streams, which require far more capacity than a copper broadband link can provide.AT&T maintains that its system will be able to deliver two high-definition streams to each household by the end of next year.
Various grants will, for example, support exchanges of professors between American medical schools and African ones, supplement the salaries of doctors who might otherwise quit or moonlight to make ends meet, pay for technology that will let medical students present cases from remote clinics, and underwrite scholarships so students from poor families can be recruited.
