Sentence examples for support of the scheme from inspiring English sources

Labour's parliamentary candidate for the area, Nik Slingsby, has come out in support of the scheme, joining a star-studded list of backers, from Alan Bennett to Kristin Scott Thomas.

Coming out in support of the scheme, Malcolm Turnbull offered, "The lesson is: Don't do drugs"—a sentiment with all the persuasive power of Frances McDormand's character in Almost Famous.

The club succeeded in a further legal challenge by small firms in January 2005 as the High Court upheld a decision by Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott to grant a compulsory purchase order in support of the scheme.

Local trade unions, Durham County Council, and even the Farmers' Union were in support of the scheme, along with a number of private persons, the general reason being that it would bring a new form of employment to the city and surrounding areas.

On the makeup of any settlement or willing payment from Green to a legal demand, she said: "If there is a settlement or financial support directive, then essentially what we are looking for there is some form of support for the scheme, which could be cash, guarantees or some other structure.

Graves's campaign collected over a thousand signatures in support, but was vigorously attacked by the British Road Federation, who derided the apparent evidence of public support for the scheme as "sending a lot of students around to council flats [where] most people will sign anything without knowing what it is all about".

Stuart Rowlands, managing director of Redrow South Wales, said builders were in support of the NewBuy scheme.

In this sense, modal structuralists can invoke the indispensability argument in support of the translation scheme they favor and, hence, the possibility of the relevant structures, which are referred to in the conclusion of the revised argument.

MT, SB and RB would like to acknowledge the support of the UK National Institute for Health Research Biomedical Research Centre scheme.

J. E. Davies, D. P. Francis, A. D. Hughes, I. S. Malik, and J. Mayet acknowledge the support of the National Institute of Health Research Biomedical Research Centre funding scheme.

Our recent investigation with a mutant of PhaECAv in which the active site cysteine was replaced with a serine revealed noncovalent intermediates (dimers and trimers) providing evidence in support of the model in Scheme 1B.