Sentence examples for support for filling from inspiring English sources

Richardson faced a stormy confirmation hearing last week, but bipartisan support for filling the Energy Department position vacated last month by Federico Peña overrode concerns among some senators about the state of nuclear waste.

What's particularly important in the numbers is the strong support for filling the seat among independents- it's 60/38 in Missouri, 59/37 in Arizona, 58/38 in Iowa, and 55/38 in North Carolina.

A recent study conducted in Zimbabwe found that HIV positive adolescents and healthcare workers value support groups for filling the HIV information gap often caused by delayed disclosure of HIV status (Kidia, Mupambireyi, Cluver, Ndhlovu & Borok, 2014).

In fact, far from supporting a popular referendum for filling vacant Supreme Court seats, the Constitution's drafters aimed to insulate judicial selection from the passing winds of popular political opinion.

"The support for Israel fills a spiritual vacuum," he said in his corner office on Park Avenue.

Patients are free to ask for support in filling out the questionnaire, either from family, friends, or from a volunteer available via the project helpdesk.

A common feature is the need for rock support by filling the space between waste containers and rock with clay mud after installing the containers in shallow repositories, and by keeping the holes in deep repositories filled with clay mud from the start of boring the holes and throughout the installation of clay/concrete seals.

Online mental health support forums are becoming increasingly popular and there is evidence that they are useful: particularly for providing anonymous support and filling information gaps.

Due to the presence of underlying bony support, little filling material is required for pronounced correction of the defect.

With Batory's support, he begun filling in for some of the roles of Grand Crown Hetman Mikołaj Mielecki, particularly when Mielecki was not present.

Support in filling out the questionnaire was given by one of the authors (U.A). for patients, especially the elderly, who had difficulties in reading or understanding the questions.