Sentence examples for office's support from inspiring English sources

The New York office's support has traditionally come from membership dues -- $50 per year from 700 people -- and from sales of a guide to national, state and local political officials distributed throughout the city.

With the office's support and cooperation, the University Archives drafted a plan of action for how, in a few weeks' time, we would appraise, acquire, and accession close to 100,000 messages that were organized only by year.

The White House official explained the homeland security office's support for the idea by saying "this is all about risk management" -- taking officers' attention away from "the low-risk people" like the General Motors trucks, and assigning it to "the high-risk ones," trucks with no corporate affiliation.

But applicants who most need the pardon office's support have increasingly hit a wall, advocates say.

My office's support for small business is one of the most important services my staff and I provide because, in so many ways, it makes a difference that continues to ripple throughout my district, my state and, often, in our nation.

Most car seats recline much more than most office chairs, so an office chair's support may not extend far enough back to keep you from tipping over and potentially injuring your head or neck by fully reclining a car seat.

And they still work for the United Nations -- she as a public information officer covering Somalia and he as chief of operations for the agency's support office for the African Union mission to Somalia.

After 12 years in office, Mr Wade's support has dwindled - even among the young Senegalese who helped propel him to power.

Mr. Raposo de Mello, the former Anvisa president, says he was stunned by Mr. Adam's change of heart, given the attorney general office's longstanding support for Anvisa.

Initially established to create a sense of unity among employees and managers, divisions and departments, the picnic, under McGill's leadership and with his office's financial support, has grown substantially, and members of the Johns Hopkins community look forward to it each year.

At 14 00, on May 30 2005, upon the initiative of the Prime-Minister's Office with UNICEF's support, there will be an inter-generation dialogue dedicated to the Child Protection Day – 1 June.