Sentence examples for support for completion from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Lighter, editor of the Historical Dictionary of American Slang (a monumental, multivolume work of cultural understanding that could use some foundation support for completion), cites a 1942 letter with a nonmilitary usage: "Mother must have given her everything but the kitchen sink".

Where the patient had problems completing the questionnaire independently, completion with the assistance of their family carer was acceptable, and bilingual telephone support for completion was available.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2318/10/60/prepub Financial support for completion of the study was given by Merck Frosst Canada Ltd., Sanofi-Aventis Pharma Inc., Proctor & Gamble Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc., Eli Lilly Canada Inc., and the Greenshield Foundation.

SJ provided the laboratory environment and support necessary for completion of the study.

Flex adds support for syntax completion, an integrated compiler and a realtime debugger that will save a lot of the common pain with debugging web applications.

Though the construction is still incomplete, local religious leaders in Bucharest decided to hold a sermon last weekend on a huge stage in front of the church – to celebrate how far they've come and to collect even more financial support for its completion.

Furthermore, they provided the intervention products and financial support for the completion of the study.

(http://www.wonpharm.co.kr) for kindly providing fermented red ginseng and their financial support for the completion of this study.

This service aims not only to screen and find active cases, but also to raise awareness, undertake case holding, and provide support for treatment completion for the same hard to reach groups.

In other words, the proportion of tasks that require support of others for completion begins to outweigh tasks that can be carried out without the support of others.

All depressed participants, including three participants who had not sought help at the time of the interview, were offered information on formal and informal sources of support for MDD following completion of the study.