Sentence examples for provide further backing from inspiring English sources

Behind the scenes, however, Ms. Merkel is pressing allies in Paris, Rome and elsewhere to cede more power to Brussels over their national budgets before Germany would agree to provide further backing for joint efforts to bolster the euro zone.

To make matters worse, he showed an early version to the SFI, which told him that it was hardly worthy of a half-hour TV show, and promptly withdrew funding.None of Bendjelloul's friends had a good word to say about the SFI (although the main person responsible later left and the institute went on to provide further backing for the film ).

More diesel generators are mounted on the roofs, well above any conceivable tsunami; on the bluff behind the reactor buildings there is a gas turbine to provide further back-up, not to mention a fleet of small trucks with their own little pumps, ready to go where they are needed.This is not the first revamping of Hamaoka.

Hooker Niall Annett, prop Ricky Lutton and scrum-half Michael Heaney provide further back up.

A 2013 report for London provides further backing, suggesting that 1 in 8 diagnoses of HIV among MSM in 2011 were in men born in Latin America.

Enron is also hoping to form a joint venture with another financial institution to provide further financial backing for the trading business.

Kerry used the television appearances to provide further evidence backing accusations against the Syrian government.

Since the paper does not provide further arguments to back this claim, I believe it should not be made.

"When you go in, you provide further incentive for them to hit back.

Web applications are subject to an interaction challenge not found in other user interfaces: In addition to the widgets that web pages are built of, browsers provide further navigation features such as the Back and Forward buttons that are beyond the developer's control.

Our second goal is to make them self-sufficient".. To provide further context, Lerner says to think back to 2015 when he left PayPal to join 500 Startups in London, a city that wasn't short of accelerators but was facing a "Series A Crunch". "The capital was there, and so were the seed-stage startups.