Sentence examples for supplies support from inspiring English sources
Automated data processing equipment (including firmware), software, supplies, support equipment, and services (as contained in Federal supply classification code group 70).
Rather than threatening conventional supplies, support for additional demand could be created to keep lower prices from discouraging planting for the next crop.
The rockets are at least twice as efficient as current chemical rockets, which means they could carry more supplies, support heavier shields against cosmic radiation and take astronauts to other planets more quickly.
Besides food and medical supplies, support has been received for air freight costs, which can be extremely expensive.
Secondly, though qualitative methods identify deficiencies in post-conflict zones, these methods cannot quantitatively measure the scope of the lack of equipment, supplies, support personnel and facilities in post-conflict zones.
Education partners currently implement a wide range of programmes across central and southern Somalia, including the provision of textbooks, school supplies, support to teachers, school rehabilitation and construction, and training and capacity-building initiatives for education personnel.
On the companion Web site, the Bradley campaign supplies supporting letters and citations from newspaper and magazine articles.
Draining the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, just under 30 reservoirs are in operation in the basin, regulating flow while containing public supplies, supporting recreation, and providing flood control.
They planted gardens, painted schools, cleaned streams, gathered food, mentored students, organized books and art supplies, supported a mobile HIV-testing unit and much more.
UNICEF is supporting the Palestinian Authority Ministry of Education by providing essential learning supplies, supporting teacher training, and advocating to ensure that students take final exams safely and on schedule.
Additionally, water companies continue to improve the microbiologic safety of public water supplies, supported by strict legal limits for Cryptosporidium oocyst concentrations in treated water.
