Sentence examples for support to shore from inspiring English sources

Pakistan needs US and EU support to shore up domestic political backing to combat extremism and terrorism.

The European Union moved swiftly Sunday with offers of financial support to shore up its ties with the emerging government in Ukraine, but diplomats were keeping a wary eye on Moscow, which has fought hard to maintain its hold over the former Soviet state.

This "dilemma," as Mr. Frank described it, led some lawmakers to walk a finer line with the bankers than had been the case with the heads of the Big Three automakers, who have also sought billions in support to shore up their teetering industry.

The Treasury, faced by a cocktail of threats from the slowing global economy and the debilitating effects on the UK's morale of its own austerity programme, is likely to be targeting more areas of the economy for a stealth tax or withdrawal of government support to shore up the public finances without causing too much of a fuss.

"I would use around half of the (£2bn) underspend in the NHS to provide emergency support to shore up councils' social care services," he said.

The deal also provides further financial support to help Morgan Stanley shore up its capital base during the tight credit market.

Nutrients and carbon from mangrove forests provide essential support to other near shore marine ecosystems such as coral reefs and seagrass areas, and enrich coastal food webs and fishery production [1], [28].

Still, a glimmer of environmental hope has come from the unlikely source of Californian governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who withdrew his support to expand off-shore exploration off California's coast in the wake of the BP oil spill.

Brueys refused, in the belief that his squadron could provide essential support to the French army on shore, and called his captains aboard his 120-gun flagship Orient to discuss their response should Nelson discover the fleet in its anchorage.

After stumbling from one spate of bad news to the next, Mr Wahid at last seemed to have shored up enough support to make it through the MPR session in more or less one piece.

Taken together, this information suggests that potential sources of Cu and Zn contamination exist in the Florida Keys and are likely to be primarily on land or close to shore, further supporting the plausibility of these metals interfering with NS testis development.