Sentence examples for label to support from inspiring English sources
WHETHER bartending, dishwashing or working at a foreign record label to support her world travels, Robin Dolph?usch had a habit of making it up as she went along.
It promotes the use of the RSPO label to support palm oil plantations that have satisfied certain sustainability criteria.
And given Sony's place as a media entertainment giant with both a movie studio and a record label to support, it stands to reason that PSP is going to be a lot more than just a gaming machine.
"We are putting a stake in the ground on GMO labeling to support the consumer's right to know," said Walter Robb, co-CEO of Whole Foods Market, in a press release.
Government regulatory measures to reduce obesity have included improved food labelling to support consumers to make informed dietary choices at the point of purchase [ 38] and restricted advertising of unhealthy food products aimed at children on television [ 39].
The classification feature enables MPLS (Multi-protocol Label Switch) to support differentiated types of services (DiffServ) with needed QoS.
Finally, sufficient information must be available so that practitioners can receive written instructions for use (the label) adequate to support the likelihood that recipients of the therapy will receive the expected benefits within the envelope of the stated risks.
The algorithm consists of two key components, namely sentiment normalisation and evidence-based combination function, which have been used in order to estimate the intensity of the sentiment rather than positive/negative label and to support the mixed sentiment classification process.
The label failed to support Ciara creatively and financially on previous albums, Fantasy Ride (2009) and Basic Instinct (2010), contributing to poor performance of both albums.
We also found differences in the efficacy of the different label formats to support the correct decision about healthier food variants.
With major labels struggling to support any but their mega-selling acts, the onus is on musicians themselves to connect socially with fans and open up different revenue streams.
