Sentence examples for materially support from inspiring English sources

Sometimes I said to my husband, that we are more or less the last generation that need to materially support our parents for filial piety.

We do not need the next generation to materially support us when we are old and we are also left alone by the next generation (Laugh).

She expressed a great sense of satisfaction about her son's achievements but also used the word "unfair" when talking about the changes in filial practices between generations: Sometimes I said to my husband, that we are more or less the last generation that need to materially support our parents for filial piety.

Future research should test whether interventions that materially support reductions in food insecurity and increases in vegetable consumption improve health in vulnerable diabetic patients.

That included the maximum 15-year sentence for "materially supporting" terrorism.

He was also considered a violent jihadist terrorist financially and materially supporting the mujahideen then, too – by the Soviet Union.

Officially the legislation is restricted to "enemy combatants", but you have skilfully adapted this definition to include anyone who has "purposefully and materially supported hostilities against the US".

The formation of such a government would be a precondition for the defeat of Islamic State and the formation of effective ground forces materially supported by an international coalition that should comprise the US, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Russia, France and the UK.

Establishing and enforcing strict federal regulations denying permits for deepwater drilling without innovative, materially supported spill contingency plans already in place is the only way to ensure the adoption of new industry practice standards.

See articleA military commission concluded that Salim Hamdan was guilty of materially supporting al-Qaeda when he was a driver for Osama bin Laden, but found him not guilty of conspiring in terrorist attacks.

In the age of terror, the Patriot Act denies entry to anyone who materially supports a terrorist organization, which is defined in hopelessly broad terms as any group of two or more people who intend to kill or inflict harm upon others.