Sentence examples for support to complement from inspiring English sources

We think we could provide some support to complement what they are doing.

After the show Mr. Laliberté calls the creative team to huddle and says he wants more musical support to complement Garou and more drive in the second act.

Gateway's restructuring calls for a new strategy that includes converting existing stores into what it calls "local technology resource centers" that focus on selling more than just PCs by including personalized services and support to complement those sales.

The aim of this study was to describe the adaptation of a program designed to leverage 7 Cups of Tea (7Cups), an available online platform that provides volunteer (i.e., listener) based emotional support, to complement ongoing treatment for people with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders.

These countries will require additional long-term international support to complement their own national efforts to meet the pressing needs of children over the 1990s.

The US has already said it is ready to give financial support to Ukraine to complement any future loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

We developed support materials to complement the ESAC protocol for lead investigators in AMTs.

More data analyses are needed to support and to complement ours in order to explore thoroughly the molecular mechanism of NPC.

In Spain, the SAIATU project enables the provision of home-based social support services to complement palliative clinical services, and to enhance the care provided to individuals living with advanced illness and their families.

This being the case, we sought to find out whether under the health insurance scheme, hospitals are able to invest in capital equipment, undertake effective maintenance of facilities and capital equipment and engage the services of more casual and support staff to complement the existing limited number of health professionals.

The SAIATU in-home care program is a social innovation project launched in February 2011 in Guipúzcoa, with the aim of providing a set of in-home social support services to complement clinical palliative care, in order to improve comprehensive care for people with advanced and terminal illness and their families.