The company's $10,000 grant has supported a section of Browne's research over the past year.
The French supported the Maronites and the British supported a section of the Druze, while the Ottoman government encouraged the collapse of the traditional structure, which would enable it to impose its own direct authority.
The column supports a section of an entablature, which constitutes the upper horizontal part of a classical building and is itself composed of (from bottom to top) an architrave, frieze, and cornice.
Local authors and small publications are well supported, with a section of the window display always reserved for their books.
At midnight the regiment, supported by a section of the brigade machine-gun squadron, set out again, leading the brigade along the Jericho-Beisan road.
The battalion's normal complement of 600 men was supported by a section of sappers from the Royal Engineers, eight Airspeed Horsa glider loads transporting Jeeps and trailers, and stores including explosives, an anti-tank gun and flamethrowers.
However, this placed Zafy at odds with one of his sources of political support, a section of the Malagasy elite that was opposed to dependency on foreign grants, especially when these were made conditional on certain actions on the part of the Malagasy government.
a person who advocates thorough or complete political or social reform; representing or supporting an extreme section of a political party.
This footnote was added on 31 July 2012: Martin Narey has asked us to point out that his 16-page report on adoption for the Times, described as briefly mentioning adoption support, includes a section of around 650 words entitled "Post-adoption support for older and/or particularly challenging adoptions".
The 45-page magazine attempts to depict support from a section of society traditionally despised by the militant group.
