Sentence examples for language in support of from inspiring English sources

E-Estonia is an illustration of a digital nationalism whereby nation-states engage with global borderless technologies and language in support of a distinctly sovereign bordered order.

Administration officials, in a briefing for reporters that was given on condition of anonymity, said Congress had in fact been consulted and noted that the revised order included strong language in support of the protection of civil liberties.

To examine how significant other (SO) language in support of or against client abstinence from alcohol influences clients' in-session speech and drinking behavior over the 9 months post-Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET).

"Giuliani may be in the best position of any of the Republican primary candidates on this because he uses very strong language in support of the war and its goals, but he doesn't have to take simple up-or-down votes, like McCain does," said Dan Schnur, a Republican political consultant who worked for Mr. McCain in 2000 but said he expected to sit out 2008.

His position stands in interesting relation to Reid's frequent appeals to universals of language in support of the claim that given beliefs are held by all humankind.

However it would require another vote during mid-2012 and includes language in support of a so-called "balanced budget amendment" to the US constitution - both rejected by the White House and the Senate leadership.

Emerging next-generation cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum will include rich scripting languages in support of *smart contracts*, programs that autonomously intermediate transactions and can consume authenticated data feeds as inputs.

"Prof Hancock did submit a research grant proposal to the DoD's Minerva program in 2008 to study language use in support of US efforts to engage social scientists on national security issues, but that proposal was not funded," explained Carberry.

The language used in support of such a political resolution was unprecedented because of its repeated emphasis that the creation of a Palestinian state is in the "national interest" of the United States of America.

But when the site announced that it would black out its English-language site earlier this week in support of a Webwide protest against two antipiracy bills, it became a hot topic of conversation.

An SOSi spokeswoman said in a statement that the company does not typically comment on litigation but that it "has successfully recruited many independent contractors who provide interpretive services in 300 languages and dialects" in support of the Executive Office for Immigration Review.