Sentence examples for support in the case from inspiring English sources

To complete the sequence, the state would step in if any of these links broke down by providing a minimal level of support in the case of unemployment, death, desertion or disability.

"The executive's current claim of absolute immunity from compelled Congressional process for senior presidential aides is without any support in the case law," the judge, John D. Bates, ruled in United States District Court here.

"Because he's running behind," Paul Vallet, of the Paris Institute of Political Studies, said of Mr. Sarkozy, "he can hope to gain some support in the case of a debate victory".

The Nationals leader, who faces a challenge from Tony Windsor in his own seat of New England, called on the independents to reveal which major party would get their support in the case of a hung parliament because "it is the right of every voter to know".

Mr. Hernández said during his announcement that "the prosecutor has no other option but to call all the ministers, police directors and officers to testify," and he asked for a new anticorruption mission backed by the Organization of American States for its support in the case.

Facing the possibility of conflict with Russia in this area, Austria-Hungary had looked for an ally, with the result that in 1879 Austria-Hungary and the German Empire had joined in the Dual Alliance, by which the two sovereigns promised each other support in the case of Russian aggression.

Alabama was supported in the case by the Collegiate Licensing Company, a company started by a former Alabama football player that works with more than a hundred universities to help take advantage of the four-billion-dollar college-merchandise industry.

The main findings arise from detailed numerical analysis but are fully supported in the case of the clamped plate by experimental holographic studies.

This theory is not supported in the case of P. exclamans because the parasitism does not always increase with nest size and the predation rate was independent of size.

That assumption was supported in the case of the B. tryoni assembly by the low percentage of orthologs (9.9%) in the CEGMA gene set.

The correlation is supported in the case of longevity (PP = 0.01; table 1) and remains so in partial correlation (i.e., controlling for d S, body mass and maturity; PP = 0.01; table 1).