Sentence examples for supporting applications for from inspiring English sources
Among the destroyed papers, federal officials charged, were American and foreign passports, applications for asylum, birth certificates and other documents supporting applications for citizenship, visas and work permits.
A Clinton aide who spoke with Roger Clinton today said Mr. Clinton said that he did not know Philip Young, and that he had not received money in exchange for supporting applications for clemency.
AppCentral is platform agnostic, supporting applications for all major enterprise-grade smartphones, although Ondeego says it can't support the iPhone yet due to 'legal restrictions'.
Nonclinical studies intended to support applications for research or marketing permits are required to follow applicable federal regulations as specified in 21 CFR, Part 58 (Good Laboratory Practice GLPP) for Nonclinical Laboratory Studies) (1), the OECD "Principles of Good Laboratory Practice" (2), or Japanese MHLW no.
He indicated that he would organise bank statements and other documents to support applications for American visas.
It might not be conscious but we know that school-based training [programmes] accept fewer BAME teachers and one of the reasons for this is that when universities co-ordinated teacher training there were lots of ways they supported applications for ethnic minority candidates, such as through access courses".
Unfortunately, all our connection, collection, analysis, learning, middleware and application technology has been built to support applications for the Internet of People.
Such infrastructures can be used to deploy community networks, metropolitan area networks, municipal and corporative networks, and to support applications for urban areas, medical, transport and surveillance systems.
The image processing and communication systems are now very well developed and designed and they are able to support applications for safety and railway safety (the majority of applications are developed for road transport) [3].
Extensive acute and subacute toxicities studies are required to evaluate the toxicological profile of the novel cardiac perfusion imaging tracer 123I-CMICE-013 to support applications for clinical trials.
Its objective was to identify research priorities for presentation to major funding bodies to support applications for commissioned research.
