Sentence examples for support for the complete from inspiring English sources

Unlike Mr. Sharon, Mr. Ben-Eliezer makes a point to state his support for the complete freeze on settlement construction and expansion that was recommended by an international committee led by former United States Senator George J. Mitchell.

These skeletons possess structural properties that provide support for the complete reconstruction and regeneration of ectodermal, mesodermal, and bone tissues derived from animal and human and are thus suited to a diversity of tissue engineering applications.

Mr. Schmidt did not return telephone calls on Friday, but said through a CUNY spokesman that he, too, had voted to table the matter "because there was insufficient support for the complete package" and "some trustees felt more information was needed".

Our experimental results show that either large number of interaction requests, or more number of failed critical configurations or both will result in performance deterioration of software systems in spite of having fault tolerant support for the complete software system.

SECURING SPACE * Support for the completing the acquisition and establishment of a new 58,000 acre wildlife protected area in West Laikipia, the Loisaba Conservancy.

Automatic visualization is supported for the complete network or subsections.

"Participating governments reiterated their firm support for the full, complete and effective implementation of the NPT as the cornerstone of the international non-proliferation regime," the statement read.

This is the optimum supported phase for the complete oxidation of benzene.

The questionnaire recorded demographic details, onset and lifetime duration of illness, pattern of headache, associated factors and family history (see Table 1 for a summary and see supporting information for the complete form).

(See Table S2 in the Supporting Information for the complete listing of metabolites and affected pathways for the three genotypes).

The nanobelt yield and structural details were highly dependent upon reaction temperature, as seen in Figure 1 (and Figure S1 in the Supporting Information for the complete temperature range examined).