Sentence examples for support set out from inspiring English sources

Damad Ferid became grand vizier again on April 5 and, with religious support, set out to crush the Kemalists.

The second problem is that the Dilnot reforms would bring no new funding into the care system and the biggest challenge the sector faces is resourcing care and support for rising numbers of older and disabled people, as well as delivering on the vision for care and support set out in the recent White Paper.

So, with her husband's support, she set out to get the education she so badly wanted – and deserved.

The government's vision for care and support was set out in a white paper last summer, and sees as integral "the development of initiatives that help people share their time, talents and skills with others in the community".

As our PDMS installation provides Arden Syntax support, we set out to explore the capability of Arden Syntax for multi-patient CDS by implementing a prototypical dashboard for visualizing laboratory findings from patient sets.

A spokesman for NHS England said: "The widely supported direction set out in the NHS Five-Year Foremainsiew remains the right solution for healthcare in this country, and we are certainly not seeking to reopen the case that it made on funding and efficiency".

"It's a fantastic offer and the objective for us is to increase our home support as we set out to refurbish the infrastructure round about Cliftonhill.

Bustamante left her three older kids with her mother — she'd send back money to support them — and set out with her youngest daughter, who was then three.

With NBC's support Mr. Katims set out to turn it into a series, sketching an outline that kept the movie's character structure intact: both the film and series revolve around four adult siblings, their children and their parents.

As for the latest case, Tennessee v. Lane, No. 02-1667, it was clearly more important for Justice Stevens and his usual three allies to win Justice O'Connor's support than to set out a far-reaching critique of the 2001 disability decision or of others she had joined on the states'-rights side.

If generalization is to support the strategy set out above, however, it would have to be the case that the extent to which animals generalize from learned odor associations to encounters with novel odor stimuli depends itself on the precise nature of the associated outcome.