Sentence examples for support its emergence from inspiring English sources

"We believe that the potential appreciation of the Adelphia systems may present a compelling reason for the creditors to support its emergence as an independent company," he wrote.

The absence of ADH4 forms in reptiles and birds, and its presence in marsupials [ 13] supports its emergence at the origin of mammals (310 Mya).

Disease resolves as an indirect result of changing the system dynamics that had supported its original emergence [ 21, 22], rather than as a direct result of suppressing end organ symptoms.

If the U.S. wants a stable Middle East, it must support the emergence of governments that are somewhat democratic, but that is exactly what the Saudi monarchy is spending billions of dollars to prevent.

Few Americans did more to support the emergence of a new Libya than Chris Stevens - only to become one its early and most visible victims.

The end of apartheid created new opportunities for Anglo as the world suddenly opened up to South African companies; but it also brought global competition and pressure to support the emergence of black business.

And while globalisation and economic liberalisation do support the emergence of new urban enclaves, domestic characteristics like the existing urban landscape and its objects, the structure of the Indian state, land and building regulations, corruption, mafia, and the business-politics nexus structure the specific local expression of urban enclaves as well.

Similarly, in the corporate world, I recommend training to support the emergence of the "ecological self".

And before that governments must do more to support the emergence of those technologies.

So I challenge Israel to take concrete steps to support the emergence of a viable, credible Palestinian state.

Design to Environmental (DtE) proposes an environmental parameter optimisation among the other design parameters to support the emergence of ecodesigned products that bring environmental value to the society.