Sentence examples for support to alert from inspiring English sources

Given that the role of helicopters in land force operations was increasing, as was the integration of guided missile destroyers for coastal defence, the board of inquiry recommended an amendment to NATO procedures for amphibious warfare and naval gunfire support, to alert other armed forces to the danger of underestimating a ship's missile engagement zone over land.

The results could be used in various ways: for example to provide near real-time decision support to (junior) physicians, to alert research staff, or for quality assurance (for example, sending pager messages to healthcare personnel if a patient at high risk of ARDS does not receive low tidal volume ventilation) [ 27].

Today he is back in his old stomping ground of Box Park Square, Bethnal Green producing a giant mural made with 2,700 fingerprints (and the help of some locals like four-year-old Max) to highlight the services of StreetLink, a mobile app which allows members of the public to alert local support when they spot someone rough sleeping.

No, because it doesn't support Track which allows people to alert people in realtime.

Greens senator Rachel Siewert welcomed the scheme, but said WA still needed a "legally binding obligation for police to alert relevant supports when an Aboriginal person goes into custody," adding "this is not what is outlined in these new efforts".

The services range from desktop and Internet support to an alerts system that looks for anomalies in share trading.

The sources of a candidate's financial support also alert the voter to the interests to which a candidate is most likely to be responsive and thus facilitate predictions of future performance in office.

In 2012, over 200 million children under five years of age worldwide did not receive the appropriate care and support to become physically healthy, mentally alert and emotionally secure.

A larger number of immediate family members can provide alerts and support to neutralize the danger.

We chat about our days, share our thoughts and problems, seek and offer advice, bolster sagging spirits, provide logistical support, alert one another to coming cultural events, discuss the news, books, articles and what-have-you.

We need a simple way of identifying alerts that provides support to the fusion and classification processes.