Sentence examples for give sufficient support from inspiring English sources

Given Maryland's finite resources, its choice is either to support some families adequately and others less adequately or not to give sufficient support to any family.

The coup leaders in Bamako said they had toppled President Amadou Toumani Toure because he failed to give sufficient support to troops battling Tuareg rebels in the north.

Finally, the data did not give sufficient support for the presence of between-individual variations in these effects.

Indeed, the one near certainty in the not-so-brave new world of long-distance telephone regulation is that, once established, every company will be given sufficient support by regulators to stay in business.

He also said that if the F.S.A. were given sufficient support, radical units like the jihadist Al-Nusra Front, a Sunni insurgent force that U.S. officials have blacklisted as a terrorist organization, would become irrelevant.

(25b) and (25c) gives sufficient support to the present Slater density approach eq. (23a) in modeling the valence atoms or the atoms at their frontiers approaching reactivity (i.e. atoms-in-molecules complexes by chemical reactions).

While there is little doubt that Hannah's experience has brought attention to the possible future of transgender AFL players, many feel she wasn't given sufficient support in the process.

But the group also found cases where large areas of forest were lost after communities obtained title to them, for example in Nicaragua's RAAN, where forests titled to indigenous communities were not given sufficient support to stand up to the internal and external pressures to deforest.

This illustrates that diabetes prevention interventions could potentially be scalable on a national level given sufficient support.

During the process of validation of the ELDS it was revealed that young children are not given sufficient support in all areas of development.

This unitary interpretation is supported by the work of Rovee-Collier and colleagues who argue that, given sufficient support, the enduring nature of infant memory can be enhanced.