Sentence examples for on foreign support from inspiring English sources

Adding weight to it, Pakistan's army has increasingly come to blame its failures at the frontier on foreign support for the militants there, chiefly from India and Russia.

Critics condemned the move as an attempt by the ruling military council to clamp down on foreign support for pro-democracy groups.

With some justice Muslims complain that local mayors, bowing to the prejudices of the majority, refuse to grant building permits.The mosques that do exist are heavily dependent on foreign support.

Wars like Syria's, in which the government and opposition rely heavily on foreign support, encourage the precise opposite behavior, according to research by the political scientists Reed M. Wood of Arizona State University, Jacob D. Kathman of the State University of New York at Buffalo, and Stephen E. Gent of the University of North Carolina.

However, it will be many years before Afghanistan is in a position to buy weapons for itself, relying as it does on foreign support, the BBC's David Loyn in Kabul reports.

They cannot rely on foreign support.

While IRODA relies on foreign funding support, they did not have a website in Tajik or Russian, much less English until a few weeks ago.

All told, the current value of the stack of bills displayed on Syrian television as proof of foreign support for the rebels would appear to be far less than one American dollar — if, that is, the rebels could find someone inside Syria to accept old Israeli shekels or Philippine pesos in exchange for anything of value.

His army is woefully unprepared to fight the Taliban — only one of its 158 battalions was rated last year by NATO as ready to fight on its own — and his government is dependent on foreign financial support.

It blamed the failure of Annan's mission on foreign governments supporting and harbouring "armed terrorist groups".

"I'm going to be carrying on doing my job exactly as before, which is speaking for Labour on foreign policy, supporting Jeremy Corbyn and campaigning really hard to get Labour elected at the next general election".