Sentence examples for support meaning from inspiring English sources
Secondly, seven mothers (9%) received 'hands off' midwifery support, meaning any verbal or nonverbal supportive instruction, encouragement or information without any 'hands on assistance'.
But support — meaning dollars — has been frustratingly scant.
Four Republicans have also expressed support, meaning there are now 59 senators who are on record as favoring the measure.
Eight other villages, with 248 women, were offered "individual support," meaning that the women could ask for personal counseling and referrals for medical, legal and economic problems.
The fund could not operate without German money and support, meaning it could not proceed with plans to rescue Spanish banks or work with the E.C.B. to contain market interest rates.
The discontent in the No camp emerged as the second opinion poll in 48 hours showed it is losing ground while the Yes campaign is gaining support, meaning there is now nothing to divide the two sides with just over a week to go until the vote.
Still, the trip is fully supported, meaning you can focus on the ride and the views, without the hassle of planning the trip independently.
In addition, the account funds projects in all areas of science that NSF supports, meaning that the giant telescope must compete with large facilities serving other disciplines.
This article reassesses the place of concept-based explanation in semantics in light of these developments, concentrating on the explanatory power, scope and uniqueness of the conceptual hypothesis as a substantive proposal about the mental architecture supporting meaning.
In addition, retailers' loyalty programs will also be supported, meaning that customers won't need to tote around their plastic loyalty cards or key fobs in order to earn points, use coupons, or receive discounts.
Disabled women who experience domestic abuse, however, are likely to have small support networks, meaning that they miss out on social support as a protective factor [ 39].
