Sentence examples for support devoted from inspiring English sources

This is also relevant in relation to the CAP support, since the support devoted to organic farming (pillar II of CAP) requires co-finance from the member states.

This finding has been attributed to the enhanced health care and other support devoted to the HIV care programme (Houlihan et al. 2011; Nyirenda et al. 2012).

Online support groups devoted to rosacea have become a way for the uninitiated to make a diagnosis.

Anyway, whole classes of lifestyle deviations that used to be secret are now strictly ho-hum, will inspire yawns, have support groups devoted to them right down the street.

During a recent two-and-half hour meeting with King Abdullah of Jordan, he mouthed a token expression of support, but devoted only a few minutes to discussing Mr Kerry's plans.What might the American administration do to salvage the process?

I found support groups devoted to shoring up the resolve of non-shoppers; an international 'Buy Nothing Day' (this year on 29 November in the UK); even a book, Not Buying It, by the American writer Judith Levine, in which she describes a year without excessive consumption - and paradoxically persuades tens of thousands of people to buy her book.

This issue is so prevalent that there are support groups devoted to people who receive family surprises from DTC testing.

He recently "sobered up" at a rehabilitating boarding school and stays clean with an online support group devoted to game abusers.

In his essays and books, Janáček examined various musical topics, forms, melody and harmony theories, dyad and triad chords, counterpoint (or "opora", meaning "support") and devoted himself to the study of the mental composition.

A recent parent-support meeting devoted nearly all of its two hours to explaining the genetics of sickle cell trait and sickle cell disease.

For MacBook laptops, Apple's support site devotes several pages to information on lithium-ion batteries and how to care for them (as well as how to recycle batteries when they are fully kaput).