Sentence examples for sent in support from inspiring English sources

November 24, 1729 Auvergne Ruvel, France April 28 , 1794Paris, France Charles-Hector, count d'Estaing, in full Jean-Baptiste-Charles-Henri-Hector, comte d'Estaing, marquis de Saillans (born November 24, 1729, Ruvel, Auvergne, France died April 28 , 1794 Paris) commander of the first French fleet sent in support of the American colonists during the American Revolution.

Charles-Hector, count d'Estaing, in full Jean-Baptiste-Charles-Henri-Hector, comte d'Estaing, marquis de Saillans (born November 24 , 1729 Ruvel, Auvergne, France died April 28 , 1794 Paris) commander of the first French fleet sent in support of the American colonists during the American Revolution.

The tweet he sent in support of Scottish independence  at one o'clock on the morning of the referendum was not written under the influence of alcohol.

Comments sent in support of net neutrality show far less evidence of manipulation, Sinchok's analysis found.

It still has 1,350 troops in Chad, where they were the largest part of a European Union force, sent in largely to support the army against rebels and to protect refugees from Darfur.

There are at least three different types of users of the application, including end customers that send in support questions via the channels; agents that service the interactions and provide support to customers; and administrators that configure the system.

The IRS says that by 2012 e-filers should be able to finally send in supporting documents as attachments in Adobe's PDF format.

Mentions a road-building project they took part in, and a security alert when the Army sent in air support.

Staffan Alexandersson, a social worker for the group running the shelter, described the attack as a "horrible and tragic event" and said a crisis team had been sent in to support staff and residents.

Staffan Alexandersson, a social worker for the group running the shelter, said a crisis team had been sent in to support staff and residents, who have been moved elsewhere while the criminal investigation continued.

The BOA insists the letter sent in March 2008 supports the BOA bye-law because it's anti doping laws include a clause - section 7.4 - which sets out that any person who has committed an anti doping rule violation will be "ineligible" for membership or selection of Team GB.