Sentence examples for operated in support of from inspiring English sources

Surfaces of two reverse osmosis (RO) membranes, one from each stage of a real-world pilot-plant operated in support of full-scale design of municipal water reuse, were extensively characterized to determine dominant foulants.

Throughout January and into February New Jersey operated in support of the Marines.

Waldeck-Rousseau joined the Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War and operated in support of the White Russians against the Red Bolsheviks; shortly after arriving, her crew mutinied over poor conditions but quickly resumed their duties.

With the outbreak of the First Anglo-Maratha War, the British fleet operated in support of the East India Company and in early 1775 the Seahorse was dispatched to carry a cargo of the company's money to Bombay.

In support were four P-51 Mustang fighter-bombers from No. 77 Squadron RAAF which attacked the Chinese with rockets and machine-gun fire, one of only a few occasions during the war when Australian aircraft operated in support of 3 RAR.

In January 1943, Crombie was once again transferred, this time to No. 176 Squadron RAF stationed in India, operating in support of operations in the Burma Campaign; he arrived at his new post on 12 January and was promoted to flight lieutenant five days later.

In other signs of resistance, Mr. Hatoyama announced during his meeting with President Obama in November that Japan would no longer provide Japanese Navy ships for fresh water and refueling for U.S. warships operating in support of Afghanistan operations.

It has fewer than 100 fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters operating in support of the Syrian army.

Italy's third largest bank will finally return with force to operate in support of the Italian economy and in a contest of full tranquillity for its savers and its employees," Padoan said.

"In light of this response", Howe continued, "they were shot" by "military personnel, operating in support of the Gibraltar Police".

There are a handful of dark money groups operating in support of Democratic Party candidates, although they're spending far less than their conservative counterparts.