Sentence examples for meet and support from inspiring English sources

The weekly service is a chance for the women to meet and support either other.

This was a great opportunity to go into schools and the community to meet and support people.

Launched in 2010, participants say the festival helps showcase the quality of new work emerging from the continent, while allowing artists to meet and support each other.

The collective events where the music is performed, like private backyard parties, bar concerts and multiday music festivals, are where they meet and support their common stance against the mainstream world.

"New York should be a city where working men and women can afford to make ends meet and support their families," he said, during a 50-minute speech at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice that he billed as a State of the City address, mimicking the mayor's traditional prerogative.

Pick up where Woodrow Wilson left off: fly to Paris, bring the leaders of France, Russia, China and Britain together, along with the chairman of the Arab League summit, and offer them any reasonable amount of time for more inspections -- if they will agree on specific disarmament benchmarks Saddam has to meet and support an automatic U.N. authorization of force if he doesn't.

The claim that Husseini – who met and supported Hitler – was the one to initiate the idea of the extermination of Europe's Jews has been suggested by historians on the fringes of Holocaust research, but is rejected by most historians.

And not only did we meet them, we also experienced them being met and supported by groups of people who apparently think rape is a totally justifiable thing.

Supervisors meet with the CHAs regularly to ensure that CHA responsibilities are met and supported by a strong feedback loop of both activity and interim evaluation data on activities.

More generally, one has to bear in mind that with its health education and nutritional and social support, DREAM has met and supported an even wider population, including the patients' families and their original communities (villages or districts), which amounts to around one million people.

It consists of a brief outline of each centre including proposed operating philosophy, needs to be met, and support arrangements.