Sentence examples for involvement to support from inspiring English sources

His opposition to UK air strikes against Isis  in Syria made him hostile to giving Labour MPs a free Commons vote on the issue – which would allow Labour MPs who back British involvement to support Mr Cameron.

If we want people with past criminal involvement to support themselves and their families, pay their taxes and contribute to the economy, they need to be able to compete for legitimate work opportunities.

The programme also seeks to tackle violence against girls and provides increased access to second chance education with community involvement to support girls' education.

Similarly, for children to benefit from a trauma-focused treatment, such as TF-CBT, parental involvement to support the child is necessary [ 39].

For example, some health professionals "manage" patient involvement to support the achievement of organizationally imposed health indicator targets regardless of individual patients' life projects and priorities (Shortus et al. 2013).

But corporate involvement in campaigns to support gay marriage has mirrored the shift in the nation's attitudes, from nonexistent 10 years ago to some involvement by major companies in 2008, when Apple, American Apparel, Google and  Levi Strauss publicly opposed California's Proposition 8 to ban gay marriage (it passed).

There is a lack of children involvement, and evidence to support it, in spite of the presence of these guidelines.

Rock stars have a long history of political involvement, going back to support of groups like Amnesty International decades ago.

Eventually a rift developed between Amin and Obote, exacerbated by the support Amin had built within the army by recruiting from the West Nile region, his involvement in operations to support the rebellion in southern Sudan and an attempt on Obote's life in 1969.

For older drug users with little or no family support, the involvement of services to support a person while undergoing treatment will play an important role [ 20].

In England and Canada, with a health care organisation comparable to the Swedish, user involvement was used to support implementation of stroke guidelines.