Sentence examples for support extra from inspiring English sources

Only a final third support extra taxes.

The new funds will also support extra programming for older visitors and students, and expand operating hours.

These foundations were designed to support extra services, not the critical missions that lie at the heart of the Park Service's responsibility.

The US treasury secretary, Tim Geithner, appeared to indicate he would support extra funds, but that this would not be a "substitute" for changes in the eurozone.

There seems to have finally been an acceptance that it is a good idea to use the government's balance sheet to support extra lending to small and medium-sized enterprises and kickstart housing and big infrastructure projects.

The approach used to make the case for an increase in national insurance contributions to support extra spending on the health service in the light of the Wanless report is a good one to follow.

Always support extra-curricular activities too.

In such school districts, parents are in the foreground encouraging their children, playing roles in shaping school policy, and contributing to foundations that supplement the tax base and support extra-curricular activities, including sports and music.

Organ systems are insufficiently developed to fully support extra-uterine life resulting in increased biological risk for complications of prematurity [ 2, 3].

First the conservative leader supported extra corporate taxes, then he condemned them.

"That's why Labor supports extra needs-based funding for schools – so every Australian school gets the money it needs to achieve great results".