Sentence examples for take in support from inspiring English sources

Ignore for a moment the multitude of steps that the government of Israel could take in support of peace but refuses to.

Both have had meetings with Andy Gilchrist, the FBU leader, apparently to discuss sympathy action that they might take in support of the firefighters.

Turnbull has pledged diplomatic support for the US position on the South China Sea, but has declined to specify what practical actions Australia might take in support of future American-led freedom of navigation exercises in the region.

Despite the valuable role that carers can take in supporting a patient, some carers lacked understanding of CFS/ME and were frustrated by the patient's symptoms, which in turn put pressure on the relationship.

Announcing its action yesterday, Deutsche Bank said that its decision to borrow on Friday was taken in support of the Fed's efforts and the overall market.

But Ms. Waxman, the prosecutor, cited what she said were examples of Officer Valle's surveillance of potential victims, and other steps taken in support of his plans.

Victoria Reggie Kennedy, the widow of Senator Edward M. Kennedy, was disinvited last month from speaking at Anna Maria College, a small Catholic college in Massachusetts, after Bishop Robert J. McManus of Worcester criticized stands she had taken in support of abortion rights.

"I don't have a tick-tock on the different actions that different members of the administration took in support of this nomination," Mr. Carney said in response to a question from a reporter.

The objective is to provide industry-suitable guidance for steps to be taken in support of the design and evaluation of a new human-machine interface (HMI) in the control room.

Civil disobedience taken in support of concerns such as the environment or animal rights may be seen in part as a response to some breakdown in the mechanisms for citizen engagement in the decision-making process.

He was concerned that the nebular hypothesis of the origin of solar systems, presented as a plausible scientific hypothesis by Laplace and supported by the observations of Herschel, was too readily taken in support of a "developmental hypothesis" about the universe, namely that the universe was created and had evolved toward an end congenial to supporting human life.