Sentence examples for give indirect from inspiring English sources

But it continued to give indirect aid to India, including £30m for technical assistance and £40m for "development capital investment", Icai found.

These data may give indirect support for early small-scale migrations before the major spread of human populations out of Africa.

For the United States, caught in the wave of antiwar feeling set off by Vietnam, the only way to roll back this process was to give indirect support to violent new right-wing groups.

The narrow peaks observed in the Fig. 2 give indirect evidence to the ability of the reductant to function as a stabilizer of the nanoparticles against aggregation.

Based on that indirect comparisons are generally accepted within the German early benefit assessment, the challenge for the future will be to bring together: the determination of the appropriate comparator by G-BA and the selection of the appropriate comparator, study choice and selection of patient subgroups by the manufacturer to give indirect comparisons a higher relevance in Germany.

When you don't let the jerk know how you feel in an appropriate manner, or complain but don't do anything, you give indirect license to the person to continue doing things that piss you off.

It gives indirect permission for bigots to attack us.

Under questioning by the ABC News correspondent Connie Chung, the California congressman at times bristled and gave indirect answers, filibustered and interrupted.

Rather, it says, Syria gives indirect support, by letting Hamas and other groups run bases and take refuge in Damascus or in the Bekaa region in Lebanon, which is under Syrian control.

Raúl Reyes, a FARC leader, gave indirect support to such claims in an interview with La Jornada, a Mexican newspaper, published this week, in which he said he had met Mr Chávez.Mr Uribe's defenders have long argued that a hostage swap will merely encourage further kidnapping.

Consistent discrepancies of ORs with CIs between sexes, for a given indirect or direct association, indicate moderation by sex.