Sentence examples for get on supporting from inspiring English sources

It will adopt a one nation approach, helping working people get on, supporting aspiration, giving new opportunities to the most disadvantaged and bringing different parts of our country together.

"It will adopt a one nation approach, helping working people get on, supporting aspiration, giving new opportunities to the disadvantaged and bringing different parts of our country together".

Mr Cameron said: "This Government is on the side of working people - helping them get on and supporting them at every stage of life.

Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital was eager to get on board, supporting a proposal that could provide some relief to the hospital's chronic shortage of skilled workers while encouraging young people to enter the health science field.

The "Shape the Future" Facebook page includes a tab called "Get On" to support young people getting jobs through ICT.

Hughes on reaction from QPR fans: "Rangers fans made their feelings known and got on with supporting their team.

The European Union in particular aims to help scientists in less-well-off countries get on board by supporting only multinational research projects in its Framework Programme.

"Those who came on, those who came off, the guys who didn't get on; the support for the team was remarkable.

You tell yourself that you need to get on a support tour, or a bigger label, but that's not why you're playing music.

And I'm OK!! Let's just get on with it!!!" Support our troops!

"This is the gift we are getting for supporting the war on terrorism," he added.