Sentence examples for mutual support for from inspiring English sources

Coalition members made it clear that the glue that held them together was their mutual support for the variable pricing plan.

Still, to break the ice and create an environment of mutual support for the traumatized children, the schools asked the students to organize their own opening ceremony.

Can the modern Commonwealth, once described by Nelson Mandela as making "the world safe for diversity", help improve the rights of LGBT people by fostering opportunities for cross-cultural dialogue and mutual support for policy progress?

After the divorce was finalized, the couple went to a church and underwent a sort of reverse marriage ceremony — returning their wedding rings, vowing mutual support for each other and their children, and celebrating the Eucharist.

While resilience training and mindfulness meditation are two possible ways to improve the wellbeing of staff, we believe facilitating mutual support for people who work in similar situations is an effective way to ease the pressure.

We share little common ground – he is a proponent of a deeply pessimistic (or "relaxed", as he would put it) social conservatism – though there is a mutual support for rail renationalisation and distaste for the modern Tory party.

Scenes are important, as much for mutual support as for networking opportunities.

It has always been my understanding that marriage is a union between a man and a woman for mutual support and for the procreation of children.

Meanwhile the local newspaper, the Sevenoaks Chronicle (in which Up and Running had placed an ad) reported that the poster had them "in stitches – for the wrong reasons", with the idea of an exercise and mutual support group for depression and anxiety sounding "like a barrel of laughs".

To explore the literature through a systematic search to assess the effectiveness of mutual support groups for family caregivers of people with schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders.

Fung W, Chien W: The effectiveness of a mutual support group for family caregivers of a relative with dementia.