Sentence examples for support concluding from inspiring English sources

The Media Reform Coalition intend on launching a national tour commencing in October this year featuring high profile politicians, celebrities and journalists to stimulate discussion and generate public awareness and support, concluding with a Media Democracy Festival in December.

Apparently, supporters of Kornel Morawiecki, a presidential candidate with trace support, concluded that since Polish law doesn't apply outside of Polish diplomatic posts, they would go ahead and agitate, displaying a large banner across the street from the Embassy, denouncing Messrs Tusk and Komorowski as liars.

The MDGs Report produced by the GoY with United Nations Development Programme UNDPP) support concluded that Yemen is off track with respect to achieving the MDGs goals (MOPIC 2010).

Even now, some experts dispute the notion: In December, for example, a National Academies' panel that advises NIH about how many research fellowships it should support concluded that new Ph.D.s have plenty of options for jobs outside of academia.

HIGH LEVEL COMPREHENSION- change, compute, demonstrate, operate, show, use, solve, outline, subdivide, discriminate, diagram, categorize, distinguish, combine, compile, compose, create, design, plan, produce, justify, appraise, criticize, compare, support, conclude, and contrast.

Our study supports concluding that the three studies are compatible and repeatable.

CCW 8. (C) Ford expressed UK support for concluding a Protocol on cluster munitions in the CCW, but doubted that it would be possible given extreme positions on both sides of the negotiation.

The treatment of trade matters in the IPS will reflect several of the themes highlighted in the Oct. 5 Throne Speech, including: –strong support for concluding the Doha WTO Round.

A review on the effect of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), a recovery support network, concludes that social support is a mechanism in its effectiveness [ 10].

Tom Wilkinson plays an older priest who preaches a sermon supporting Pilkington, concluding, basically, if you don't like him, leave.

After the interview, Nichols marvelled at "the denial of the public that supports him," concluding with an editorial comment: "I am curious how many of those who shuddered at the video of Ray Rice in that elevator this week are also planning on plunking down their seventy dollars tomorrow for Mayweather's pay-per-view fight.