Sentence examples for support the pursuit of from inspiring English sources
-Does your family or social environment support the pursuit of a college education?
The statement said: "We fully support the pursuit of an independent, democratic and sovereign Lebanon, free of outside interference and intimidation".
In a party that still notionally venerates loyalty and takes seriously the claim of the incumbent leader to his or her party's support, the pursuit of an outcome that may destroy a premiership is a huge deal.
Self-control refers to the capacity for altering one's own responses, especially to bring them into line with standards such as ideals, values, morals, and social expectations, and to support the pursuit of long-term goals (Baumeister et al. 2007, p.351).
Among the conditions are institutional support, the pursuit of common goals, and relative equal status.
A number of factors -- political, economic and ethical -- have pushed us to collectively ponder and debate the best way to support the pursuit of higher education.
A former national president, Rodrigo Borja, has labelled the deal a "dismemberment" of Ecuadorean territory.Back from signing the agreement, Mr Mahuad urged Congress not to lose the "lucidity" with which it had so far supported the pursuit of peace.
This paper outlines a management accounting system, based upon cost variance analysis, which supports the pursuit of environmental and traditional financial goals within a decentralized organization.
After becoming the first African-American to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry, he dedicated himself to supporting the pursuit of doctorates in chemistry for other African-Americans.
As a learning tool, Avida-ED lends itself well to a variety of instructional strategies and supports the pursuit of multiple learning goals, as it promotes: (a) Conceptual understanding of evolution by natural selection.
Some of these studies demonstrate that innovation has been decreasing, which may reflect the output of a scientific enterprise whose system of input has supported the pursuit of research focused on "low-hanging fruit" (2).
