Sentence examples for offering support to a from inspiring English sources
The Bank for International Settlements also weighed in on the debate about how quickly countries should cut debt, offering support to a pair of prominent American economists whose work linked excess debt to poor economic performance.
Calling the New Zealand coach Graham Henry "a big mouth"; getting summoned by a Tri-Nations committee to explain his allegations that referees were favoring the All Blacks to promote the World Cup's taking place in New Zealand next year; and offering support to a South African provincial player accused of murder, all in the space of a few weeks, was a hat trick of gaffes.
Some researchers see the new study as offering support to a controversial hypothesis regarding amplification developed by meteorologist Jennifer Francis of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, in New Jersey.
She is experienced in offering support to all members of school communities, including newly qualified teachers.
The practice nurse role would then be limited to identification of patients with CFS/ME and referral to such a team, and offering support to patients (a role suggested by some nurse in this study) rather than developing skills in the active management of such patients.
Prominent leaders in major Jewish communities are also offering support to Israel of a kind that seems to dovetail with the more assertive Zionist message.
"It means knowing what steps to take to respond appropriately to harassment, avoiding escalation and offering support to someone in a moment where they may really need it".
The ASCL has a leadership appointment service offering support to governing bodies appointing a headteacher.
The capacity market guarantees a steady electricity supply by offering support to generators in return for a commitment to provide a certain amount of power to the grid.
We are in the foyer of Croydon police station, where I am offering support to those arrested at an anti-fascist march.
Meanwhile, local students at Manchester are themselves offering support to their outsider peers, with a programme to show them the ins and outs of their new neighbourhood.
