Sentence examples for lifeline support from inspiring English sources

In [19], a lifeline support was provided for firefighters consisting of durable sensors.

"Universal Credit has built a digital barrier that effectively obstructs many individuals' access to their entitlements," he warns, pointing to big gaps in digital skills and literacy for those on low incomes and also detailing how civil society has been forced into a lifeline support role — despite its own austerity-enforced budget constraints.

In November 2010 HBHC was facing a major deficit, and it made a public appeal for Lifeline support, needing to raise $500,000 in 50 days to keep its doors open.

The WFP said during the 2008 food price crisis, export restrictions had threatened its ability to provide a lifeline of support to hundreds of thousands of people.

Sterling tumbled to its lowest level against the dollar in seven-and-a-half years today, as traders digested the implications of the government's latest multibillion-pound lifeline to support the banking sector.

The all-party parliamentary group on Somalia and Somaliland has recently raised its own concerns to Barclays and the government regarding this decision, saying the service "provides an essential lifeline of support … especially in the absence of a formal public banking system in the country".

If you are struggling with depression or suicide, call Lifeline's support line on 13 13 44.

"What's in it for you?" said the flier from MS LifeLines, a support network for patients and their families that is financed by two drug makers, Pfizer and EMD Serono.

In response, the Lloyds chairman, Lord Blackwell, said: "This was truly shocking conduct, undertaken when the bank was on a lifeline of public support".

Non-state actors' main lifeline is local support, without which they cannot establish sanctuaries, recruit locals to their cause and launch cross-border attacks.

Instead, users download a plug-in, called Support Lifeline, that captures the system's configuration data.