Sentence examples for supported as part from inspiring English sources

Such local police units, strongly supported as part of American policy in Afghanistan, undergo training, and community leaders and elders offer guarantees that the units have no further insurgent ties.

To fully offset the cost of the total changes, the government says it can no longer proceed with the harmonisation of contribution rules for people aged 65 to 74. "While the government remains supportive of the increase flexibility delivered by this measure, it can no longer be supported as part of this package, without a net cost to the budget," Morrison said.

Independent Power Producer (IPP) participation was supported as part of the reform measures.

home births are quite rare and are not supported as part of mainstream health care services in most European countries.

The system, which is supported as part of Johnson & Johnson and HAX's joint health initiative, hit Kickstarter recently and has already surpassed its goal.

I would like to see them come out in support of tech, and I think there's a new industrial policy that looks like it's being formulated at the moment, and I think it's important that technology and early stage businesses in the tech sector are fully supported as part of that.

The biggest irony of all is that these are all countries we are said to support as part of the Commonwealth.

You can buy Pokécoins with real money, but you can also earn them by holding gyms, including those that you're just supporting as part of your team, which makes it worth seeking them out.

The Samaritans, which was the first phoneline of its kind to offer help to people in moments of trouble, is one of nine mental health charities the Guardian and Observer are supporting as part of their 2014 Christmas Appeal.

"At Netflix we leveraged Google's OpenID Connect standards support as part of our migration to a 100% cloud based single sign-on solution" Justin Slaten, Netflix's Manager for Enterprise Technology & Client Systems said in today's announcement.

Instead, Democrats are now waiting to hear from Kirk and Coats what type of pay-fors and programmatic reforms they would support as part of a long-term extension.