Sentence examples for generous support from from inspiring English sources

The policy in Rwanda of integrating HIV/AIDS care with general health services and its generous support from donors may have contributed to widespread service improvements.

The report argues that the future of the region depends on a healthy and educated generation, which will require a better use of resources and more generous support from the international community.

The UNICEF's Social Monitor 2006 report argues that the future of the region depends on a healthy and educated generation, which will require a better use of resources and more generous support from the international community.

Or, they could start organizing to win more generous support from their Uncle Sam.

The museum itself – which is free to enter, thanks to generous support from the town council – is a delight.

Mr. Immelt should be credited with steering the company — with generous support from the government through debt guarantees and short-term loans — in the right direction.

A YouGov poll for Lloyds Bank has just highlighted the tough economic realities, especially for those without generous support from their parents.

The Japanese electronics industry, with generous support from the government, made the first move into volume manufacturing of such batteries in the 1990s.

And thanks to generous support from higher-level government, Nanjie has been able to increase its borrowing from $60m three years ago to over $97m now.

Still, despite a $21 million campaign chest and generous support from Sacramento's hard-charging government employee unions, Mr. Brown does not have the easiest of roads ahead.

(The country was still doing well enough, with its government-controlled economy supported by trade with and generous support from the Soviet Union).