Sentence examples for explore support from inspiring English sources
A plan to explore support for assisted suicide in Connecticut already has been abandoned.
In this chapter, we explore support for reduction or many-to-one communication operations.
Far from being intrusive, it is a great comfort and opens the door to explore support that may be available to my mother and me.
"The idea is to create an especially flexible space," she said, "a black box space with technical capabilities in which we can experiment with all kinds of technology and have the freedom to explore". Support space and offices for STAGE will be located on the third floor in the Reynolds Club.
The study aimed 'to identify the influence of HIV/AIDS on staff working in general hospitals at district level in rural areas and to explore support required and offered to deal with HIV/AIDS at the workplace'.
This research aimed 'to identify the influence of HIV/AIDS on staff working in general hospitals at district level in rural areas and to explore support required and offered to deal with HIV/AIDS in the workplace'.
A case study is described, based on a prototype implementation of the proposed solution, to explore supporting collaborative simulation in an Internet-distributed environment.
But both he and Michael Holmes MEP, the UKIP leader, refused to divulge what had been discussed, though there were hints that the Billericay MP may have been exploring support for an independent run for London mayor.
The company is exploring support for other types of receipts and even options for stores that do not have the capacity to print receipts — such as small retailers and mom and pop vendors.
This could include exploring support for the tobacco-free vision, and researching policies and strategies to achieve support among smokers and non-smokers.
Namely, we were interested in exploring support in terms of supervision, mentoring, professional development and more general support interventions (for example, the provision of locum relief, support from colleagues and networks of practitioners [ 22]).
