Sentence examples for support of objectives from inspiring English sources

Examining the Evidence Where airpower was decisive was when it was used tactically, that is, in support of objectives set for the ground forces, and that is what the Germans pioneered in 1939 and 1940.

Another reason for caution in assessing the reports was that the Pakistani military intelligence agency, Inter-Services Intelligence, has a history of spreading disinformation in support of its objectives.

In support of these objectives, Bentham invoked several devices to effect transparency and accountability in prison government.

Many of the patterns here are proposed in support of such objectives.

International alliances have been established with organisations in Europe, USA, Japan and New Zealand to complement the network of Australian organisations working together in support of these objectives.

From the beginning of their involvement in the region, the authors have sought to support local initiatives rather than simply appropriate local participation in support of external objectives (see (Cooke and Kothari 2001; Ghai and Vivian 1992; Pretty 1995)).

During the Cold War, Washington built up an unrivalled military presence in the region in support of these objectives.

The spread of violence to the West Bank -- and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's support of Hamas' objectives -- means that Israel cannot avoid the conflict's political consequences.

It defined as its target audience "some 70 million people 15 years and over whose opinion we hope to influence in support of our objectives".

On return, in an exchange with the newly appointed director of the Darwin Center, we began to discuss how the World Ocean Observatory might serve as a conduit for grants and contributions from environmental funders abroad in support of tangible objectives toward their strategic plan.

"I actually met with the CIA and Blackwater operatives who were working together, totally hand in glove, to conduct operational planning and support of their objectives, which are paramilitary operations along the border," said Shaffer, then a Major but now a Lieutenant Colonel who teaches at the Center for Advanced Defense Studies.