Sentence examples for through its support of from inspiring English sources

Through its support of Stopkham, the Kremlin has shown it is keen to embracing youth groups and web-based activism.

Through its support of terrorism, the Taliban has managed to unite an extraordinary coalition of nations against it.

Deutsche Bank has helped more than five million school children through its support of literacy initiatives in Brazil and provided shipping container classrooms in China.

Lucent, through its support of the Daylar Group, a Connecticut real estate development company, provided about $18 million in financing for the sprawling 5,000-acre 5,000-acrearm in 1998.

The United States and its allies should recognize Iran's longstanding role in Afghanistan through its support of the Northern Alliance and its sheltering of more than two million Afghan refugees.

This reflects the Pakistani fear that India, through its support of the Karzai government, will somehow succeed in creating a position of influence in Afghanistan that would further weaken Pakistan in its confrontation with India.

Christianity specifically has been a key player in reproducing systems of oppression throughout history through its support for the domination of women, imperialism, capitalism, slavery, segregation, and anti-LGBTQ legislation.

Thanks to support from the Regional Office for Western Africa and Headquarters, the Niamey Country Office has played an effective, decisive role in the process by assuming technical leadership and a coordination role in the area of nutrition through its support to the Ministry of Public Health and in cooperation with NGOs in the field.

The band raised its profile in 2006 through its support slot on the Taste of Chaos tour in the US, alongside bands such as Deftones, Thrice, Dredg, Funeral for a Friend, and Story of the Year.

Hart House resembles some traditional aspects of student representation through its financial support of student clubs, and its standing committees and board of stewards that are composed mostly of undergraduate students.

It increased its grants six-fold over 2000, mainly through its $9 million support of an effort for young voters, the New Voters Project.