Sentence examples for idea in support from inspiring English sources

Warren went further in her recommendations for restoring public faith in the idea, in support of what she called the fundamental principle that "every vote matters".

The non-negative margin parameter ν is introduced to resolve the scaling ambiguity and to place a low-density region between two classes, similar to the margin idea in support vector machines, which is generally used for semi-supervised learning (Lawrence and Jordan, 2005).

When our customers pay for a data plan, they expect to be connected to an open internet where they can freely exchange ideas in support of these progressive values without threat of corporate censorship.

Both the Programme H and YMI programme theory hypothesise that if students learn to recognise harmful gender norms and are provided safe spaces to practise questioning these constructs, then there is a greater likelihood of internalising new ideas in support of gender-equitable, healthy and non-violent behaviours.

We provided a more detailed discussion of this idea in the Supporting Text S1.

"There should be a very clear route from the idea in the publicly supported research lab through to the application to the patient in the publicly supported NHS.

Mrs. Hughes thinks it's a wonderfully practical idea, but Carson, ever in support of the status quo, thinks it's dangerous.

"Whether it will be received this way I don't know, but for me, every idea in 'Leporello' is supported by the music, because I found it in the music," Ms. Sweete says.

The facilitated reciprocal visits represented a new and unique opportunity for all members of a lung cancer team to exchange ideas in a supported environment, and to formally design then implement quality improvement plans.

Not even the South Korean President, Moon Jae-in, supports that idea; he has been trying to broker a rapprochement with the North.

It is true that government spending on the program has been much less than originally projected, but the role of competition, an idea we support in most contexts, is unclear in this instance.