Sentence examples for pages that support from inspiring English sources

He was quickly hailed as a martyr on Facebook pages that support the uprising against the government of the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad; Hezbollah supports Mr. Assad.

Kickstarter never gave a specific reason for the suspension, but the site's terms of service includes suspending pages that support a charity or are associated with high-risk activity.

Social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter have cracked down on hate speech and on Web pages that support terrorism.

As an editorial page that supported the legislation sponsored by Mr. McCain and Senator Russell Feingold, we savored their victory.

The Sun splashed their front page with the headline 'fascists hijack tragic Lynda' while web edition of Daily Mail, MailOnline, posted an online story titled: 'Splinter group of the BNP uses photo to trick people into visiting page that supports fascist views'.

Those looking for a hotel on the Yelp platform will now see a "Reserve a Room" button on hotel pages that are supported by Hipmunk.

Indeed, web metrics (Table  3) show great activity on the platform during these months, in terms of both number of visits and pages visited, that supports the view that the platform is utilised by more people than the 3.6% of active users.

As a comparison, it says on page 6 that "supporting low carbon technologies" is costing £34 today and will cost £82 in 2020 - a rise of £48.

Later in the day, the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court issued a one-page decision that supported an earlier order by Justice Gische barring Ms. Nathan from Gracie Mansion.

Usada's reasoned decision, the nearly 1,000- page dossier that supported its ruling to ban Armstrong for life from cycling and strip him of his seven Tour titles, included details of questionable decision-making by U.C.I. officials in the past two decades.

Authors present a XOR Binary Zero Run Length Encoding (XBZRLE) and Least Recently Used (LRU) page recording that supports high dirty rate relative to available network bandwidth.