Sentence examples for matters to support from inspiring English sources

Gavin Barwell, the brave Tory MP who co-founded Migration Matters to support productive immigration, says these valuable students are turned away by the tone of our migration debate: that's no surprise since at the click of a mouse they see their countries called "bongo bongo land", with precious little welcome from any other political quarter.

In the board's report of its 2009 inspection of PricewaterhouseCoopers, which concerns 2008 audits conducted at the height of the financial crisis, the board wrote that "in four audits, due to deficiencies in its testing of fair values of investment securities and/or derivatives, the firm failed to obtain sufficient competent evidential matter to support its audit opinion".

The first is that, despite the efforts of Noble Frankland, who had the unusual advantage of being both a veteran (a decorated member of an RAF bomber crew) and a highly regarded historian, it is rarely a simple matter to support narrative with archive film that is always wholly honest and appropriate.

Soil lacks enough organic matter to support self-sustaining populations.

This can be correlated to the lithology: the finer sediments of the shales at the base of this member would contain abundant adherent organic matter for deposit feeders, but would tend to foul the gills of filter feeders when suspended; the coarser sediments of the sandstones at the top would have contained less organic matter to support deposit feeders.

That this hippocampal region actually comprises grey matter to support encoding was confirmed in each patient by voxel-based morphometry.

It is perceived as a delicate matter to support a colleague while at the same time giving her feedback and discussing with her how she handled the situation.

And at least one group has used the IARC carcinogenicity ruling for diesel particulate matter to support its request for a rigorous environmental impact assessment in this case, by the U.S. Coast Guard before raising the Bayonne Bridge.

Of course, Rich conveniently ignores Obama's flip-flops on Iraq, going from opposing the war when he had no vote on the matter to supporting the Bush policy when he arrived in the Senate.

As a consequence, they have tended to act as a cohesive unit in national matters and to support those political parties most supportive of their claims.

City Council members, who by law are not allowed to interfere in personnel matters, appear to support Chief Meehan unanimously because he has overseen a steady drop in crime and overtime expenses during his two-year tenure.