Sentence examples for support the completion from inspiring English sources

Not only Congress but the entire aviation industry itself should support the completion of this important survey.

Visualizations with qualitative network maps support the completion of the interview situation with visual representations.

Our findings point to crucial socio-technical and goal-setting factors which both impede and/or enable energy efficient behaviours, these include: tensions linked to store level perception of energy management goals; an emphasis on the importance of technology for underpinning change processes; and, the need for feedback and incentives to support the completion of energy-related tasks.

With regard to the draft services directive, here too we are pursuing an aim which commands general support – the completion of the single market for services by 2010.

ICSI samples were prepared in the IVF clinic (in Cook Gamete Buffer™ which does not support the completion of capacitation; Moseley et al., 2005).

Partial loss of function of APC can support the completion of meiosis, but results in embryos with combined polarity and osmotic-sensitivity defects (Pod phenotype of mat 1 3, emb-27, emb-30) [ 46, 47].

Table 2 shows that respondents understood the statements and supports the completion of YRWSP, and their perception is that the improvement in water quality and services attributes would have a positive effect of improving their overall standard of living.

The contributions of the study include describing methods for child- and program-level accountability in training and areas for improvement including further supporting the completion of technical checks for intervention services.

It was revealed on 14 June 2013 that Edwina Hart, Minister for Economy, Science and Transport in the WAG supported the completion the Eastern Bay Link Road.

Treloar did not seek to increase the Memorial's holdings of World War II artefacts beyond supporting the completion of works commissioned from the official war artists.

For real viruses, recruitment or encapsidation of some cellular proteins into the virion may be a critical behavior supporting the completion of the life cycle by some specific interaction with viral proteins or RNA.