Sentence examples for future for support from inspiring English sources
Ms. Clark, seeking an unprecedented third term as a Labor prime minister, has governed since 2002 in a minority coalition with the Progressive Party, relying on the Green Party and United Future for support of its spending plans and laws.
Now, in part to remove American fingerprints in a region where anti-American sentiments run high, about $85 million is to be taken out of this initiative and used for the new Foundation for the Future, for support of democratic groups, and the Fund for the Future, for entrepreneurial efforts.
May I turn to your institute sometime in the near future for support for a research experiment that I started a while ago but that I have now unfortunately had to aban- don for a few months because of reorganization at the institute?
The project's principal investigators plan to make additional requests to other funding agencies in the near future for support of this project.
It's a system called micropayments, and some believe it is the future for supporting journalism, and other creative content, on the internet.
Within the UK, the 2006 white paper 'Our health, Our Care, Our Say' published by the Department of Health focused on telehealth and telecare technologies as 'pointing the way to the future' for supporting people with longer-term health and social care needs [ 21] (p.118).
We now need to embed ourselves as providers of choice in a future market for support services, demonstrating the real skills, expertise and experience that the NHS can offer.
Levels of future demand for support on rehabilitation services will be affected by population ageing, disability prevalence and life expectancy.
I still see a future for advertising support and free content.
Participants ended the afternoon with an activity that focused on visualizing their future goals for supporting systems change and discussing next steps.
But banking on £50bn a year from largely untested taxes looks courageous, and in the end their manifesto may be best viewed as a shopping list of demands to trade for future support for a Labour government.
