Sentence examples for support being offered from inspiring English sources
She said: "It was very heartening to see the support being offered by Mr Clegg and the Lib Dems and the willingness to build on our existing relationship to continue working together building a fairer society.
Tsipras has threatened to block future EU agreements and has withdrawn the Greek ambassador to Austria from Vienna in protest at the lack of support being offered by other nations during the refugee crisis.
However, as Draghi was spelling out the benefits of his approach, the scale of the opposition he faces within the ECB was laid bare, as his fellow governing council member, Jens Weidmann, gave a strongly-worded interview condemning QE and questioning the support being offered to Greece.
The DWP spokesman says: "The new JSA sanctions regime, which was introduced in October 2012, encourages people to engage with the support being offered by Jobcentres by making it clearer to claimants what they are expected to do in return for their benefits – and that they risk losing them if they don't stick to the rules".
At the within-student level, the perception of competence support being offered by teachers remained as a positively correlated predictor.
"I intend to press the council to find out what work is being done to identify both mothers and their babies, and the counselling support being offered.
Information was disseminated quickly, and professional support was offered immediately.
How much energy and financial support is offered to EU nationals who are vulnerable, when our own are ignored?
Caring can take its toll both physically and mentally and so it's important that the right level of support is offered to all carers.
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At a time when budget cuts mean other services (statutory and voluntary sector) are having to shrink what support is offered or who is entitled to receive it, children's centres are often a lifeline.
