Sentence examples for support stressed from inspiring English sources

Some analysts say the central bank should be unilaterally allowed to support stressed countries without attaching strings to the program.

Child Equity Atlas: Pockets of Social Deprivation - need for greater policy and budgetary support stressed Dhaka, Wednesday 24 July 2013: Progress in attaining equity is uneven in Bangladesh despite impressive trends observed in reaching gender parity in education, school enrollment, and youth literacy.

There was a high bureaucratic workload and time spent having to deal with complaints from patients as a result of poor access to GPs, pressure from having to cancel booked surgeries or find locums at short notice, and having to support stressed receptionists.

These messages offered non-judgemental support, stressed quitting was a positive personal choice, and maintained participants' autonomy: "It's-it's saying like 'when you're ready' not like somebody trying to push you to it to quit....Just with the fact that there's um freedom of choice….

The average increment of jointed block strength turned out to be about 10, 7.9 and 6.6 times the support stress when support stresses of 0.06 MPa, 0.20 MPa and 0.40 MPa were applied, respectively.

As the role of the constitutive matrix is to deform and support stresses primarily in shear, adequate viscoelastic modeling must be adopted.

The locked updip end of the seismogenic zone below IODP Site C0002 can probably support stresses up to 18 MPa without rupturing, if it is supposed that the fault zone is healed and recemented during the interseismic cycle.

Earlier work on the development of web support stresses the need for models that guide the design and adequately meet the needs of patients (c.f) [ 6, 8, 34].

Mrs. Girma, applauded the Government of Sweden for the timely support, stressing that the new funds will build on the achievements registered from the previous support, as well as consolidate results aimed at accelerating maternal and newborn health.

Lake pledged UNICEF's continued support, stressing that the international children's agency would continue working closely with partners to scale up an emergency response in the region, which has been underfunded for many years.

The Ambassador went on to pledge France's on-going support, stressing that the so-called 'infamy' list of countries which ignore international standards regarding children in armed conflict is still too long.