Sentence examples for support of the regular from inspiring English sources

In the UDR we knew what was going on, but even for us it was scary at times – we did operations in support of the regular army, including the introduction of internment in 1971, and although we were only part-time soldiers, we were 'called up' for full-time duty and stayed on the streets for days at a time.

In support of the regular combat forces are the Special Troops Battalion and the 173rd Support Battalion.

Lack of support of the Regular Program eroded its capacity to support these programs, thus reducing their effectiveness.

The more lightly armed Houthis are less likely to be hard-hit by air strikes, but without the support or neutrality of the regular army they will be over-stretched in the provinces south of Sanaa.

Needless to say, Senator Warren's strong advocacy in support of the interests of regular people has already proven to be a nightmare for New Democrats and their Wall Street backers.

The results of this study support the regular performance of DIF determination as a standard measurement of validity assessment for self-report health status measures and suggest the concurrent evaluation of specific and widely used generic instruments among substance users.

But when, in December 1917, the Bolsheviks dispatched an army to destroy Kaledin's centre of opposition, he lacked the critical support of many regular Cossack regiments and the industrial workers.

All the support of a regular bra but with a natural shape that either said: Super turned on, or just really cold.

The downside of this personal empowerment, however, was a shift in responsibility for any negative health consequences to the participants themselves as a result of seeking care abroad privately, and often without the support of their regular physicians at home.

Because he was not honourably discharged, he lost his paycheck, his pension, and he has not had the regular support of the programmes set up by the veterans affairs department for those suffering from PTSD.

A later review, in The Journal of the American Dental Association in 2006, found less evidence for xylitol itself as a preventer of decay, but concluded that the evidence was still strong enough to support the regular use of xylitol-sweetened gum.