Sentence examples for given some support from inspiring English sources

The Bank of Japan keeping its rates on hold has also given some support.

The views of Webb, Simpson and others were given some support by Cardiff University research last week, which found that impartiality was interpreted as providing equal say for both sides rather than in-depth scrutiny by experts or commentators.

Israel may have given some support to economic development in the occupied territories, but this goes hand in hand with the destruction of farmland for Jewish settlements, the inhabitants of which often violently prevent Palestinian farmers from reaping their harvest.

David Fleming, the executive director of Donate Life America, a nonprofit group that promotes donations, said the case had "given some support to the myths and misperceptions we spend an inordinate amount of time telling people won't happen".

The government has also given some support to the public sector and introduced some stimulus measures, said Thomas Laursen, the World Bank's country director for Poland and the Baltic Sates.

Asian equities have been given some support off the back of this especially through the latter part of the session and US futures are now pointing towards a relatively flat start at the open, although it's obviously worth bearing in mind that some lawmakers may want to string this out until quite literally the eleventh hour.

Scholarly research gives some support to Leach's impressions.

We did give some support in how to register as self-employed.

A unanimous decision by a federal appeals court last week gave some support to those assumptions.

Details that are now emerging about the master plan give some support to this chilling view.

Mario Draghi, the E.C.B. president, gave some support to the latter two ideas last week.