Sentence examples for resumed its support from inspiring English sources

The BBC resumed its support for the Proms in 1942, with the BBC SO returning temporarily to London during the Proms seasons of 1942 45.

But under President Ronald Reagan, a stalwart Cold Warrior, the U.S. resumed its support of Central America's right-wing governments more enthusiastically than ever, funneling hundreds of millions of dollars into the Guatemalan military, even as stories of grotesque human rights abuses appeared in the pages of U.S. newspapers.

She should be urging the White House to resume its support for counternarcotics activities in Honduras, which up until it was discontinued in 2009 included the provision of counterdrug intelligence via the Hemispheric Radar System program.

In a memorandum to NASA managers this week, William F. Readdy, the agency's associate administrator for space flight, instructed officials to be ready to make any suggested changes in shuttle hardware or operations as quickly as possible so NASA could resume its support of the International Space Station and other programs that require human space flight.

But he said there is a chance the Navy might resume its support--provided that ABC renews the series for the fall--if it sees "a positive response" from the public: "I think they're in a wait-and-see mode". The Navy's action wasn't its first for a TV series.

Russia has resumed its open and unqualified support for President Alyaksandr Lukashenka's regime in Belarus.

We would much rather be a couple of years early than a couple of years late". In the meantime, the Bush administration has resumed its efforts to sound out support abroad.

After withdrawing support, Dia resumed its involvement nearly a decade ago under the leadership of Michael Govan, now LACMA's director.

A Company resumed its advance during the afternoon, supported by a new troop of tanks.

The only explanation they could come up with for the rise is that there is another predator out there for Peterhouse and speculation centred on Alfred McAlpine, although some were unconvinced given the support services company resumed its share buyback programme last week.

The European Central Bank moved to help European banks that are having trouble raising short-term cash, while the Bank of England decided to resume its bond purchases to help support a slowing British economy.