Sentence examples for relations to support from inspiring English sources

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He added nearly 40 people in sales and customer relations to support Keystone.

As President and COO of SpaceX, Gwynne Shotwell is responsible for day-to-day operations and for managing all customer and strategic relations to support company growth.

In supplying non-causal relations to support the claim to knowledge of experiences, this view disconnects the knowledge question from the question of how things stand causally, and thus avoids the self-stultification argument.

The AFP had to undergo a challenging security sector reform program, while executing an ongoing campaign plan that stressed civil-military relations to support the primacy of the peace process.

Workers have to be given the tools to take care of themselves by restoring their ability to gain a voice at work through collective bargaining and by working in partnership with their employers to transform labor management relations to support productivity growth.

There were some hijinks at the school swimming sports on Friday and we do turn a blind eye to some larrikin tendencies in regard to the displaying of house colours, especially in relation to support for the relay teams.

Realization, which has figured prominently in recent versions of non-reductive physicalism may seem too weak a relation to support a reduction claim, but nonetheless strong enough to guarantee ontological unity on the token level that underlies physicalism.

Britton et al.[ 51] reviewed the evidence in relation to support for breastfeeding mothers and key findings indicated that all forms of extra support for any breastfeeding (exclusive or partial) increased the duration of breastfeeding (RR 0.91; 95% CI 0.86-0.96) and the effect was greater for exclusive breastfeeding (RR 0.81; 95% CI 0.74-0.89).

A variety of inferred attenuation zones are discussed in relation to supporting information on soil property and soil and land-use classifications.

In relation to supporting services, more than half of the actors refer to biodiversity as one of the characteristics of their territory.