But local television and radio stations should be doing their own news gathering, rather than merely serving as support systems for news gathering by newspapers.
This level has provided resistance during much of 2006, but it now appears to have reversed roles and is serving as support.
The flap plaster lowered by 2 cm compared to the profile of the box, allows you to completely hide the front side of the celino, while also serving as support by the inclusion of the same.
They were also seen as an important requirement for programme sustainability, for example, by serving as support during periods of staff turnover.
Most participants viewed the use of manuals, including protocols and questionnaires, as highly valuable in achieving sustainability by facilitating a standardized way of working and by serving as supporting tools when raising sensitive questions.
Low pillars in front of the god's seat seem to have served as supports for a hanging that shielded the god from profane eyes.
Archaeological research shows that by 800 ce they had developed a complex society that erected elaborate stone pillars (halege), which served as supports for communal houses (latte).
Wandering the streets here is as much a part of the charm as the pousada itself — 17th-, 18th- and 19th-century painted tiles adorn the walls; heavy wood beams serve as supports for the ancient buildings.
In many cases, however, utilitarian clay forms serve as supports for the painters' familiar motifs, as in the dishes by Marc Chagall, George Braque and Jean Cocteau, and Picasso's glazed tiles picturing scenes in the bullring.
The most common member of in North America, it makes its home in a variety of settings, such as woodpiles, burrows, or among plants that serve as supports for its web.
Some are freestanding, almost always in a frontal position with their hands on their breasts; others are kneeling, sitting, or standing figures whose upraised hands serve as supports for bowls, seats, and neck rests.
