Sentence examples for support of a further from inspiring English sources

The three countries need the support of a further six further members of the security council – and to avoid vetoes from Russia and China – to pass the resolution.

Mr. Obama, who sent emissaries but did not attend at the meeting, will find common ground with the leaders in his support of a further stimulus program in the United States — something President Bush opposes.

If the poll's predictions came to pass, Cameron and Miliband would each need the support of a further 54 MPs to cross the magic threshold of 326 to secure a parliamentary majority of just one.

"Meanwhile, the Conservatives' slim majority in the House of Commons likely means it will be impossible for the chancellor to get political support for a further intensification of austerity in order to obtain a budget surplus".

The conference in Melbourne will also see the launch of an invitation to the global social work community to refine approaches to disaster response internationally, in order to support the development of a further partnership study.

In addition to the lack of empirical support, a further problem of the task complexity account is the presumably selective impact on perceptual processes.

First Minister Mark Drakeford has supported the concept of a further referendum, but only if a resolution cannot be found in the House of Commons.

Their inclination to see these entities the colors, noises, hardnesses, etc.—as neutral gains additional support from a further feature of the traditional empiricism they embrace.

Ackman pencils out a closer result, pointing out his own bid against director Eric Fast yielded 31% support and a further 14% of investors heeded proxy advisor recommendations to support the activist by voting to withhold.

The comparison of the observer and women's assessments of the support functions as a further test of the instrument's validity and 'veridicality'veridicality

The personal attributes of the source of informal support emerged as a further important perceived advantage of seeking help from friends and family members.