Sentence examples for providing backing for from inspiring English sources

Buying shares of this company would only prolong the career of the proto-TV-host by providing backing for more game shows like "Greed" and new outlets for the Dick Clark's American Bandstand Grill restaurant chain.

Though the African Union has no official standing to effect change at the court, the African countries' stance could complicate the tribunal's work by providing backing for heads of state who refuse to cooperate.

In Paris, during the great flood of 1910, a movie-mad cinema projectionist and his wisecracking buddy find themselves mixed up in an adventure involving a monster at large in the city, which, kitted out in a hat and quasi-zoot-suit, turns out to be a gifted guitarist and nightclub musician, providing backing for singer Lucille (Paradis).

The agency gives no details of what is involved but it says: The agreement aims at consolidating military cooperation between Bahrain and the UK and maintaining security and stability in Bahrain and the region, in addition to providing backing for Bahrain to stave off any external aggression threatening its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

In the 18 months since Wedu — an acronym derived from Women's Education — conducted its first workshop, the organization has raised about $130,000, providing backing for just five students, but it plans to expand fast and to be working with as many as 1,500 students by 2017.

Within 48 hours, federal officials approved giving the bank another $20 billion and providing backing for $306 billion in its risky loans and securities.

It provided backing for his general position without quite imposing constraints on particular actions.

Investors had refused to provide backing for Travelport's proposed £1bn float at anything like the price it was seeking.

Those applying for a mortgage this fall or winter should be prepared to provide backing for year-to-date income.

Among its first ventures, the company provided backing for "Black Swan," which is directed by Darren Aronofsky and stars Natalie Portman.

His goal is to provide backing for politicians who risk rejection from voters by supporting gun control.