Sentence examples for taking support from inspiring English sources

The figures suggest that the Lib Dems have been taking support from the Tories.

Margie Feinberg, a spokeswoman for the Board of Education, said school districts across the country were increasingly taking support from private donors who want to improve sports programs.

Marine Le Pen, the candidate of the National Front on the far right, has been running third in many polls, while a centrist candidate, François Bayrou of the Democratic Movement, has been gaining ground, taking support from Mr. Hollande.

Does taking support for those children, in the form of the Children's Health Insurance Program, Head Start or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, mean you have you ceded your place as mother or father to the collective?

Polling carried out by Ipsos MORI for the think-tank the Resolution Foundation found that the Liberal Democrats had secured an 11-point lead among voters in the group, with the party taking support from the Tories and "other" parties.

"Showing private collections and taking support from private collectors, indeed even from commercial concerns like auction houses and art galleries, are not in themselves opposed to the public mission of a museum," Dr. Cuno said.

It ranges within [0, +∞] (Lift(A to B) = frac{Support(A cup B)}{Support A *Support B }) (9) Laplace It is a confidence estimator that takes support into account [17].

Will Nigel Farage's successes split the centre-right vote, or take support from Labour, or both?

He added: "I would never take support of black voters for granted.

It both walloped the incumbent Congress and took support from the main opposition, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Today she still takes support from her peers at Scotland Yard, friends say.