Sentence examples for sustain supported from inspiring English sources

In January 2013 the non-governmental organisation Sustain, supported by 61 health organisations, called for a 20 pence per litre excise duty on sugar sweetened drinks.

Dharma is derived from Sanskrit dhri, meaning to sustain, support or hold.

Low-income families lack liquidity, and find it hard to qualify for loans or to find the money to sustain supporting a college age student.

Promising "intense and sustained" support to Iraq, Kerry said the crisis was "a moment of decision for Iraq's leaders and... a moment of great urgency".

Promising "intense and sustained" support to Iraq, the secretary of state said the crisis was "a moment of decision for Iraq's leaders and... a moment of great urgency".

Mr Kerry later vowed "intense, sustained" support saying: "If Iraq's leaders take the steps needed to bring the country together it will be effective".

History suggests that the more government restricts press coverage, the less the public is likely to sustain support of a war effort.

If that support is still there – and there is a separate debate about the political make-up to sustain support – then one hurdle is passed.

As he sees it Chávez had two main responsibilities: to sustain support for boycotts, "which he did magnificently", and to administer the union, "which he did badly".

Still, the prospect that the Islamic Conference, which represents a billion Muslims worldwide, might declare opposition to the assault loomed as a crucial test for the Bush administration's ability to sustain support for military action.

After a while, I also suspected that quite a few medals had been hyped by those men's superior officers, perhaps to help sustain support back home for an increasingly unpopular war.