Sentence examples for supplemented by further from inspiring English sources

This will be supplemented by further investment from the fiscal dividend of our stronger border protection policies that are stopping the boats and saving the budget".

"If the objective is to boost near term economic growth, then a company tax cut that commences in 8 years time will likely still need to be supplemented by further demand management policies...in the interim," it said.

The care and support minister, Norman Lamb, told a social care conference that the government's £3.8bn Better Care Fund would be supplemented by further funding from local authorities and clinical commissioning groups.

Ahead of September's expected approval of Palestinian independence by the United Nations General Assembly, the Israelis fear that the Iranian-backed military efforts that link Gaza, Lebanon and Syria will be supplemented by further mass political action to which Israel currently has no response except gunfire.

For the sake of greater work stability resulting from the accuracy of determining certain face characteristic points, obtained observation vector was supplemented by further observations.

If that vote goes in favour of Rangers, Longmuir said it would be "supplemented by further resolutions that we would have to implement to change our rules".

Seven months later, they agreed to sign him for an initial fee of €32m, supplemented by a further €8m in potential bonuses.

Oliver said he injected £7.5m of this wealth into Jamie's Italian, supplemented by a further £5.2m in the months that followed.

The political bloc has the ability to be a significant force in British politics after the election and it is likely to be supplemented by a further tranche of MPs in any dissolution honours list.

The Columbia River Treaty with Canada (1961), supplemented by a further pact in 1964, called for the United States to pay British Columbia sums representing that province's share of power and flood-control benefits, for British Columbia to build three large dams (two of them on the Columbia), and for the United States to build a fourth dam (on the Kootenay in Montana).

But now the media has sniffed it out and begun bouncing around its ankles like a slobbery old Labrador the £600,000 target – enough to fund two officers and a sergeant for three years, who'll be supplemented by a further three officers paid for by the Met – will probably be smashed by the end of the week.