Sentence examples for support a chain of from inspiring English sources

Around my 16th birthday I read Lucy Siegle's To Die For and decided that I no longer wanted to support a chain of exploitation reaching from cotton pickers to cutters and machinists.

Current evidence does, however, support a chain of events involving pollution-induced pulmonary and systemic oxidative stress and inflammation, translocation of particle constituents and an associated risk of vascular dysfunction, atherosclerosis, altered cardiac autonomic function and ischaemic cardiovascular and obstructive pulmonary diseases (Kelly and Fussell 2015; Fig.  4).

He cited to the CEO certification as an example of a situation where the responsibility of the CEO made in that certification will obviously be supported through a chain of command.

"A lot of people close the lid on their laptop and throw it in their case without making sure the hard drive has shut down completely," said Chris Kramer, director of technical support for Micro Center, a chain of 23 computer and electronics stores that has its headquarters in Hilliard, Ohio, a suburb of Columbus.

One supported project is a chain of clinics in Rwanda owned by health workers and run by nurses.

Who, Sandefur wonders, could have proved 20 years ago that Americans would support a nationwide chain of coffee shops called Starbucks?

The decision to stay close to home is a logical move since the company does not have inventory systems that would support a national chain of retail stores, analysts said.

The pro-Putin film director Nikita Mikhalkov recently sought financial support from the government to open a chain of "patriotic fast-food" restaurants, a kind of anti-McDonald's.

This evening Unite is protesting outside a branch of Pizza Express, a chain of pizza restaurants, in support of a worker sacked, says the union, "for speaking out over the unfair deduction from staff tips".

Like almost any conflict it'll have a ripple effect for other players — whether direct in terms of ship loss or Alliance gain, through supporting a huge chain of industrial production or through political and social pressures as corporations expand and contract.

Major industrial plants within the city include Jaguar Land Rover in Castle Bromwich and Cadbury in Bournville, with large local producers also supporting a supply chain of precision-based small manufacturers and craft industries.