Sentence examples for support to the demonstration from inspiring English sources
Some Socialist MPs, including former Prime Minister Gyurcsány, were also taken into custody when they arrived to lend their support to the demonstration.
The main fleet could therefore provide moral support to the demonstration by steaming to Spanish waters.
It is important to note that this comparison is done only for support to the transformation rules and demonstrations.
This gives support to the Trudell et al [ 3] demonstration that the AA-adducts and TFA-adducts induce organ injury by the release of chemoattractants during the metabolism of ethanol and halothane, resulting in the recruitment of inflammatory cells as the initial step in the initiation of organ injury.
And, indeed, last week, a woman being wrongfully evicted from her home sought support at the demonstration, was referred to Congresswoman Barbara Lee's constituent services and has secured her home.
This initiative aims to pool resources to support the demonstration of energy, transport and information and communication technologies in European urban areas.
The deployment of hydrogen fueling infrastructure to support the demonstration and commercialization of FCVs remains a critical barrier to transitioning to hydrogen as a transportation fuel.
In order to support the demonstration of a risk-informed approach to the design optimization of a sodium-cooled fast reactor (SFR), it was necessary to make realistic estimates of the consequences of severe accident scenarios.
Catalytic fast pyrolysis (CFP) has been scaled up from lab scale (450 g/h) to a 1 ton per day (1 TPD) pilot plant to collect required processing and engineering data to support the demonstration and commercialization of the technology.
The IOM report emphasizes the need for learning collaboratives to support the demonstration projects through information exchange and joint problem solving and for specific strategies to disseminate knowledge gained from the demonstrations.
The banned but tolerated Al Adl Wal Ihssane movement, the largest Islamic political group in Morocco, has called on its members to support the demonstrations, but Benkirane's more moderate Justice and Development party, which won most seats in the recent elections, has called on its supporters to boycott any marches.
