Sentence examples for support on the network from inspiring English sources

Adding to the pastoral support on the network, My Body Back hosts Café V workshops, which deal with sexual wellbeing and "provide a safe space for women who have experienced sexual violence".

Initial investment costs could discourage the deployment of a ubiquitous roadside infrastructure to support on-the-road networks; this would imply discontinuous coverage and short-lived connectivity.

The native 360-degree support on the social network means your photos will instantly work in the FB feeds of your friends, letting them navigate around the image by moving their phone around when viewing on mobile.

But the arrival of activists supporting Isis on the network has raised concerns for the administrators, who say there could be legal risks to pod administrators as content - including Isis propaganda - is copied onto it from the network.

"I was absolutely terrified, because there wasn't a lot of support going on in the network," he said in a 2007 interview by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for its Archive of American Television project.

It will have taken 18 years, and treble that number in disappointments, but if the chosen verse of the Scotland support on the Dublin transport network is to be believed, they are headed for "Gay Paree" once again.

Nor does AT&T regard Android Electronics a direct competitor, describing it as an operating system that AT&T could support on its network, much like the iPhone.

By unbundling the software needed to create and operate a cellular network from the expensive hardware needed for a traditional cell network, and by relying on Internet protocols to support the network, Range offers a low-cost alternative to create cell networks in villages and rural areas.

But the three-hour version on Showtime does little to support the network's claim.

It's an indirect cost imposed on the Facebook users that support the network.

For example, perpetrators of a man-provoked disaster may want to perform a resource exhaustion attack on the network supporting disaster recovery operations, so as to cut out legitimate users from the communications and increase the emergency impact.