Sentence examples for mere support of from inspiring English sources

However, the Cortes, when it met at Cadiz in 1810, was dominated by liberals who wished to go beyond the mere support of the war effort and establish a constitution that would make impossible the revival of rule by a favourite like Godoy.

The role of men in ANC was seen by pregnant women as mere support of women, not as an active role for men to know their STI/HIV status so that they can protect their unborn children from infection.

Protesters in Syria have raised signs calling for a general amnesty "for all supporters of the regime with no blood on their hands," Mr. Harling said — a statement probably intended to reassure but with the effect of suggesting that mere support for the government is a crime requiring amnesty.

More than mere support structures, the thickets of fine, precisely arranged wires can be seen as integral parts of the piece.

We would therefore suggest exploring in more depth the potential and the capacity-strengthening needs of these groups and people on treatment and identify areas for the involvement of PLHA beyond mere support functions but for tasks up to now reserved for doctors and nurses [ 18, 19].

It's a dazzling array of melodies and shimmering percussion, usefully atmospheric and dancey, yet sophisticated enough to feel like more than a mere support.

This purely decorative style was more suited to the intrinsic nature of pottery forms than the istoriato style, which was based on the conception of a dish or plate as the mere vehicle or support of a painting.

While there is a possibility that this position is mere rhetorical flourish in support of arguments for the increasing policy emphasis on translational research, one thing is clear: the view does not accord with any realistic assessment of the process and duration of translational research.

Presumptive Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, garnered the support of a mere 17% of white evangelical Protestants, but enjoyed the support of more than two-thirds of religiously unaffiliated registered voters: Clinton leads among voters who expressed no religious preference 67% to Trump's 23%.

Mr Cameron did not specify what kind of assistance he was referring to, whether mere moral support or the delivery of arms.

They believed that mere expressions of support would be enough to calm the markets — and that they did not need to put in real commitments of emergency funds.