Sentence examples for items in support of from inspiring English sources

Lopez has already attempted to get police departments in Ferguson and St . Louis Countyto prevent cops from wearing items in support of Darren Wilson, the officer who shot Brown.

Rethinking Schools' interim executive director, Bob Peterson, former president of the Milwaukee Teachers Education Associationn, an NEA local, suggested the NEA's "new business item" in support of Portland's climate justice resolution.

The cognitive debriefings added to the refinement of the items and provided evidence in support of the conceptual framework, particularly in the separation of concepts salient to children as compared to their parents.

Shakira, Gerard Piqué and UNICEF thank fans for helping children through World Baby Shower NEW YORK, 22 February 2013 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Shakira and FC Barcelona soccer star Gerard Piqué today thanked hundreds of thousands of fans for taking part in their interactive World Baby Shower and buying life-saving items for vulnerable children in support of UNICEF's work around the world.

NEW YORK, 22 February 2013 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Shakira and FC Barcelona soccer star Gerard Piqué today thanked hundreds of thousands of fans for taking part in their interactive World Baby Shower and buying life-saving items for vulnerable children in support of UNICEF's work around the world.

At the very end, an additional, impromptu item was announced: a poster in support of the referendum that Harlan would sign.

Known-groups analyses in support of item-level discriminating ability showed that means were typically higher for patients rated as more ill (84.2% of 57 ANOVAs), but few of these mean differences were statistically significant (14.0% of 57 ANOVAs).

Supplementary Material 5 and Supplementary Figure 5 present an additional post hoc correlation analysis, conducted at the subject-level rather than the item-level, that provides further evidence in support of the 2-mechanism account.

"Daddy doesn't know the prices of dresses and panties so why don't you suggest a budget?" Alarmingly the most depressing thing about this one isn't the casual deployment of the word "panties", but the fact that it reads like a pull quote in support of a news item about how "9/10 MPs doesn't know the price of a pint of milk".

In support of the Surgical ICU Unit.

There was also some support for non-food items in end-of-season sales.