Sentence examples for support of the broad from inspiring English sources

Twenty-two economists and academics signed an open letter in support of the broad idea.

And the good times could continue as the government steps up its support of the broad housing market.

At an emergency council meeting, Pontiac clarified his military support of the broad Seneca plan and worked to galvanize other nations into the military operation that he helped lead, in direct contradiction to traditional Indian leadership and tribal structure.

"We are also going to be rebranded as 'YouGov Signal' and the existing team will continue to run the business — I'll be MD & founder of YouGov Signal, for example — but with the added operational, administrative and technical support of the broader YouGov family".

UNICEF believes that with the support of the broader community, we can together achieve ZERO preventable child deaths, ZERO malnourished children, ZERO children deprived of clean water, ZERO children denied access to education, and ZERO exploited children.

The results were similar, indicating that among the older people, being widowed in this Greek community has more disadvantages for health and functional status than being married, suggesting the existence and support of the broader social network (e.g. spouse, children).

I am specifically proposing that the platform of [this] party include an endorsement and support for the broad plan of such a Bill.

Given the likely variation in academic research experiences between students at different medical schools, this wide participation gives support to the broad applicability of the findings.

Hey, I understand the purpose of union rhetoric in the middle of contract negotiations, and I support some of the broad themes in Caputo-Pearl's manifesto.

Consider developing additional materials for use in secondary schools in support of the new broader focus of the NSHP.

According to the metasynthesis [ 17] the outcome of social support in the broad sense of improved mental health is in large part a question of an enhanced sense of personal competence, experiences of empowerment and an enhanced sense of reassurance.