Sentence examples for have supported over from inspiring English sources

Replacing large amounts of coal (up to 40%) requires the companies to invest in technological trajectories alternative to the ones they have supported over the past decades.

The J&S Foundation has held a tradition of meeting privately with each of the students and staff they have supported over the years - developing rich relationships with their student scholars and our community's future nurses.

Schwab Charitable donors have supported over 130,000 charities with grants totaling more than $10 billion.

LEAP Innovations has worked with more than 120 schools across the Chicago area to implement personalized learning, and have supported over 2,400 current and pre-service educators.

Lyn Leigh, manager of Flint Sports and Social Club, said over 1,000 people - many have supported over the years, including helping her to raise money to pursue her dream before she secured sports funding - watched her fight.

"The presidential inauguration is the latest in a series of record-breaking live, online video streaming events that we have supported over the last year," said Bill Wheaton, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Media at Akamai, in a statement.

In total, the NMTC program has supported over 5,000 projects that include nonprofits like health centers and schools, as well as private enterprises such as manufacturing and industrial facilities.

Through this intervention programme, the European Commission's Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO) has supported over 4,000 children associated with armed groups and thousands more who are at risk of recruitment.

The Food and Drug Administration has supported over-the-counter access for males to purchase emergency contraception, with the same age restrictions as for females, since the initial ruling in 2006.

Today, with a studio, shop and hands-on help, Hidden Art has supported over 3,500 designers.

Established in 1987, the Chancellor's Doctoral Incentive Program has supported over 1,300 students in earning a doctoral degree.