Sentence examples for support from the leading from inspiring English sources

Bluetooth, an emerging technology for wirelessly connecting digital devices, gained support from the leading hand-held computer maker yesterday, when Palm Inc. introduced kits that help software developers create Bluetooth programs.

Unfortunately, the device failed to gain support from the leading games manufacturers of the time, and was dealt a death-blow by the crash of 1983.

They urgently need far greater public support from the leading official multilateral institutions and cash to support their work.

It was understood that Nikita Khrushchev, the First Secretary of the Communist Party from 1958 to 1964, was looking for support from the leading ranks of the intelligentsia in an effort to create a better relationship with the Soviet Union's artists.

For example, we have observed that despite "successful" DBS as determined by the patient, neurologist, neuropsychologist, neuropsychiatrist and family practitioner, a carer remained unhappy because the partner had "changed", no longer needing such intensive support from the carer, leading to a mutually acceptable marriage breakdown.

They have received support for this view from the leading international publishers' organisation, WAN-IFRA, which held a press freedom mission to Britain in January.

I also felt that I would get better documentation and support from one of the leading companies.

When deficit negotiations moved from the failed commission to Congress, Ryan stuck with the extreme faction of the G.O.P. caucus, which withheld support from any of the leading bipartisan plans.

The support from a leading figure in the main French opposition was warmly received in Downing Street.

Broad-based stock options, somewhat similar to the Chobani promise of equity grants allowing sharing an increase in the value of the company, covered 30-50% of workers in the manufacturing and technology industries in 2002 with changes in government support from 2001-2009 leading to the almost total demise of grants of stock and options to broad groups of workers.

The Sadr bloc's call won support from a leading member of the predominantly Sunni Iraqiya coalition, one of Mr. Maliki's main rivals.