Sentence examples for support establishment of from inspiring English sources
The majority of the respondents (90%) would support establishment of information center to share and access useful information.
In certain cases, grants such as the Saw Log Production Grant Scheme (funded by Government of Uganda and European Commission) have been availed to support establishment of forest plantations for timber production on highly productive rangelands.
While many are undecided, 39percentt support establishment of a Palestinian state on the West Bank and Gaza Strip, while 36percentt are opposed.
Furthermore, they support establishment of primary care networks which are capable of addressing the health and social care demands of patients with chronic conditions.
She said that the four-year project will support establishment of youth friendly spaces in selected conflict-affected localities, and contribute to strengthening of youth networks and development of demand-driven, youth-centred policies, strategies and services.
Whilst extraversion is not essential, diffidence and passivity are unlikely to ensure the researcher has the 'presence' necessary to support establishment of the common ground upon which engagement relies.
Diana C. Dennett, executive vice president of America's Health Insurance Plans, said her group also "strongly supports establishment of 50 regions".
A cluster of homeotic changes in the Miocene hominoid Morotopithecus that are still seen in humans supports establishment of a new "hominiform" clade and suggests a homeotic origin for the human upright body plan.
Thereby we indentified a rps5 variant lacking the last seven C-terminal amino acids (subsequently called rpS5-ΔC) which is efficiently incorporated into nascent SSUs and supports establishment of a robust global head domain assembly status.
Phylogenetic comparison supports establishment of a new genus of Poxviridae.
The increased presence at a site when CSOs were recruiting concurrently to multiple studies was also seen as supporting establishment of collaborative relationships, conducive to recruitment.
