Sentence examples for generation to support from inspiring English sources

We need even more nuclear generation to support a hydrogen economy.

But she predicted that "the openness of the issue" is swaying people in her and Obama's generation to support marriage quality.

It has meant working through our nonprofit, The Center for the Next Generation, to support efforts to make sure children 0-5 gethehe chance to have a fair start in life.

This suggests that children with ASD are unable to effectively coordinate information generation to support performance when cognitive flexibility demands are high.

In many countries, UNICEF focuses strategically on evidence generation to support policy decisions, and on supporting programme design and measurement, while implementation is handled directly and fully by governments.

Following the theory that clade II strains are autochthonous to humans, they might focus the function of the PduCDE enzyme on propanediol utilization and energy generation to support growth in the human gut where simple sugars are limited.

The report noted also that declining birth rates of the industrialized world would translate into a greater burden on the younger generations to support an aging population.

"We expect wage rises, an improving economy and greater recycling of existing housing wealth between generations to support growth, while mortgage regulation is likely to prompt greater reliance on the bank of mum and dad with more equity released by downsizing," said Savills UK head of residential research, Lucian Cook.

Further work is needed that continues to track these important ethnic differences over future generations to support the delivery of appropriate antenatal care.

In particular, to prevent eavesdropping on calls using VOMIT or SipTap, Fig. 6 (d) shows the secure key generation process to support secure voice communication including the steps of voice sampling, white-noise removal, and secure key generation [19].

"This new roadmap for reconstruction is a once in a generation opportunity to support Somalia's plans for a safer and more prosperous future," Justine Greening, Britain's international development secretary, said in a statement.