Sentence examples for supporting the search from inspiring English sources

After first fully supporting the search for General Aidid, who has refused to cooperate with efforts to make peace, the Clinton Administration abruptly reversed its policy after the deaths of the Rangers.

In his private life he was a significant patron of the arts and sciences, supporting the search for the Northwest Passage and other voyages of discovery as well as writers, scholars, and musicians.

This is not to say that a warrant which would be sufficient to support the search of an apartment or an automobile necessarily would be reasonable in supporting the search of a [p570] newspaper office.

In strategic decision making, supporting the decision process is more important than supporting the search for an "optimal" solution to the problem, especially since for most policy problems a well-defined objective function does not exist.

In the face of Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip, Hamas rocket fire into Israel, violence in the West Bank and Iranian taunts that his policies had failed, the president was keen to show he was serious about supporting the search for a two-state solution in the 14 months that remain before he leaves office.

Describing himself as "a child of the 50s, the golden age of space exploration and science fiction," Mr. Allen, a founder of Microsoft, said he first got interested in supporting the search for extraterrestrial intelligence after a conversation 12 years ago with Carl Sagan, the Cornell astronomer and exuberant proponent of cosmic wonder.

Janet Southwell arrived on the island on Monday morning to support the search effort for her son.

The American government set up the Office of Saline Water to support the search for desalination technology.

"UBS's new management will fully support the search for a solution," it added.

"Nobody is disputing the power of a multiracial coalition," said Mr. Starks, who supported the search for a consensus candidate.

Let us support the search for treatments for the millions of adults and children who live with intense suffering and face premature death.