Sentence examples for soap supporting from inspiring English sources
In pesticide poisoning, removing all contaminated clothing and washing the exposed area with generous amounts of water and soap, supporting the airway and medical treatment are fundamental steps in doing adequate medical approach [ 23].
The Thailand soap is scented with lemongrass and pomelo, and a dollar from the sale of each soap supports the Hug Project's mission of funding medical professionals who schedule health visits with "street boys" and children at risk of being trafficked, as well as providing them with hygiene kits.
It's semi-soap: the supporting characters at least are fleshed out to a barely skeletal extent.
The year 10 group eventually used the soap to support the speaking and listening elements of their GCSE English coursework.
We thought, what if the soap could support our lifestyle?" So she said she turned to recipes that would have been around in Colonial times.
There were 50 women in the sewing cooperative in Damascus, crocheting and sewing handmade bags for Aleppo soap, to support their families during the civil war.
Philanthropist William Hartley, a jam manufacturer and Robert William Hudson, a prominent soap-manufacturer supported Mahon.
And there were also cries of foul when "Scandal" star Bellamy Young, who brought some humanity to her role as a scheming first lady on the political soap, was overlooked for supporting actress in a drama series.
XML has become the basis for the definition of new protocols for platform-neutral interoperability such as the widely supported SOAP(Simple Object Access Protocol 13 that allows remote procedure calls between applications in a distributed environment.
Salesforce will also be announcing the availability of toolkits for both PHP (supporting the native SOAP libraries in PHP5 – developed in collaboration with Zend) and something that is very exciting, a RubyOnRails toolkit called ActiveSalesforce.
She asserts that a fundamental aspect of British soap is the idea of supporting members of community, based on the sharing of intimate knowledge, allowing "practical and emotional needs to be met" within the enclosed community.
