Sentence examples for supports a future from inspiring English sources

The call to action must be a call for President Obama to stop turning a blind eye to this outrage and sign an executive order that removes the abortion ban from health care given the abducted schoolgirls in Nigeria, affirms U.S. support for the Geneva Conventions, and truly supports a future for girls and women survivors of rape in war.

Thus, our study supports a future possibility of involving FCHVs in prevention and control of hypertension.

Hence, our case series supports a future clinical trial to determine the efficacy of combination gefitinib and methotrexate to treat non-tubal ectopic pregnancies.

David Cameron on Monday evening made a final attempt to bounce Russia into supporting a future for Syria without President Bashar al-Assad.

Colonization proved untenable, and Lincoln's support for the 13th Amendment, and his gestures toward suffrage for blacks, placed him squarely among those who supported a future biracial America.

By blurring the lines between state and private provision, new providers enabled by digital healthcare can support a future where everyone can access effective healthcare in a way that suits their lifestyle and their pocket.

He will need to expand numbers considerably across all frontline healthcare professions and fund ongoing education and training to support a future NHS that can provide optimal patient care and safety.

Dugdale was also forced to clarify her stance on Scottish independence after saying in the same interview that "it's not inconceivable" she could support a future yes vote if the UK leaves the EU.

So, America will work with all those in Egypt and around the world who support a future of stability that rests on a foundation of justice and peace and dignity.

Microsoft has indicated that it might support a future version for its browser, Internet Explorer, and some in the industry believe Apple will eventually do the same for its browser, Safari.

Mr. Trump was clearly defensive about challenges to his claim that he had opposed the invasion of Iraq, notably a Sept. 11, 2002, comment to Howard Stern, the radio host, in which he was asked whether he supported a future invasion of the country.