Sentence examples for support our application from inspiring English sources

"We completed the application online, after collecting the necessary evidence to support our application.

"This time last week, all of us at Rangers were resigned to the fact that we would not be admitted, due mainly to the public declarations of clubs indicating they would not support our application.

"Both the Football Association and Bedfordshire Football Association - who have the right of veto over our application - have fully supported our application to become members of the league again.

He helped us obtain credibility by recruiting editorial board members, supporting our application for early listing in national databases, and encouraging authors and reviewers of the nascent journal.

"Would a British Conservative government support our NATO application if the Russians objected?" asked a plaintive voice from a neutral country.

"We made a presentation to the SPL clubs this morning, detailing our proposals in support of our application and this included what we believed to be penalties and sanctions that would have dealt fairly with the difficulties caused by events at Rangers prior to our acquisition of the club on 14 June.

We would also like to thank Fawn Zarkov and Lena Ansmann for their qualified support concerning our application of the English language.

"We are making this transition in order to better support our mobile applications initiatives," said Beverly Blohm Stafford, director of corporate affairs for Halliburton, in a statement.

This hypothesis is supported by our application of a novel multivariate analysis approach that found AP-1 activation to be sensitive to a small number of reaction mechanisms.

To support our contention that application of our model can lead to intuitive and potentially useful results, we clarify the relevant concepts with three toy examples.

"For many families a wake or celebration after the service is a necessary event and it is not always convenient for them to set off again to meet in a hotel or pub, a point made by a local minister when supporting our planning application.