Sentence examples for questions in support of from inspiring English sources

The rank of who is asking those "leading questions" in support of Iron Triangle is significant — the Americans were concerned enough about the success of the Afghan operation that they sent two of their most senior officers to provide oversight and mentoring assistance.

A national Register for this purpose could be accessed by potential foreign employers on being granted permission by the job candidate in question; in support of this proposal's credibility, it has been noted that a significant proportion of malpractising health practitioners are repeat offenders [ 46].

Although it mixes showbiz flimflam with the big political stories, Maguire herself has strong topical chops: as well as performing a string of left-leaning standup shows, she has recently appeared on Panorama and Question Time in support of Jeremy Corbyn.

About every other question was in support of health insurance reform.

The unity in question was not in support of Mr Romney, but in opposing Barack Obama, and Democrats more generally.

But in the context of purposive dialogue, it is essential to consider how a dialogue agent might arrive at the intention to convey certain ideas, such as episodic, instructional or descriptive information, a request, an acknowledgment and/or acceptance of a request, an answer to a question, an argument in support of a conclusion, etc.

It was argued that the question is more in support of exclusive breastfeeding, and even at that, six months is not feasible.

While it is hardly surprising Holzer would defend the museum's position given the harm that even a whiff of scandal would cause the Met has discouraged debate and rebuffed questions with rote responses in support of the bust's authenticity.

Secondary research questions will be addressed in support of this objective: Is any impact on mental health associated with a change in levels of engagement with the woodland environment (physical and/or visual) after WIAT intervention?

In addition to questions about chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, and multiple chemical sensitivity, the Military Health Study contained a large number of self-constructed questions about illness symptoms in support of their goal of validating a case definition for Gulf War Illness [ 16, 35].

Still, I question the arguments offered in support of automated essay scoring.