Sentence examples for support aside from inspiring English sources

The minister's support aside, the polemic has struck a heavy blow to Orelsan's burgeoning career.

"It would have been very important to have gotten direct support from these states, which very closely work and depend on Russia, but Moscow didn't get any support aside from general statements," said Nikolay Petrov, an expert in Russian politics with the Carnegie Moscow Center.

One was that there was no extension support (aside from Chromium builds), but that changed last week in the Chrome for Mac dev build.

Absent add-on support aside, the Android app does almost everything its iOS counterpart does: it'll automatically figure out where you are, which cable providers you might have, then show you all of the relevant TV showtimes for your area.

In other words, if the cost to serve a customer (support aside) is zero, the long-term price of the product in the market will be zero (because of competitive pressure).

Yet international support aside, the more than 30 rebel factions operating in this tiny pocket in northern Syria have also suffered from problems of their own making.

After each round of consultations, the candidate enjoying the least support stood aside.

In a major shakeup for the HIV/AIDS research community, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) today announced it will no longer support setting aside a fixed 10% of its budget or $3 billion this year to fund research on the disease.

► Also last Friday, Jocelyn Kaiser reported "a major shakeup for the HIV/AIDS research community," with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announcing that "it will no longer support setting aside a fixed 10% of its budget or $3 billion this year to fund research on the disease," and that it will put $65 million into a "'common pool' for AIDS research".

It is a cause that all Americans can support, put aside our differences, and unite on America's common ground.

Both Di Natale and Dr Mehreen Faruqi (of the NSW Greens) told VICE they would support setting aside old criminal convictions for personal cannabis possession, a topic that's been a hot debate in the US and Canada.