Sentence examples for to bring more support from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zigler's frank remarks are intended to bring more support to the program, in the form of higher teacher salaries and more intensive social services.

Having volunteered for 11 years with autistic students — and worked with them as a teaching assistant just before starting at Cornell Tech — Brill wanted to bring more support to teachers and free up their time using digital tools.

"Is there a way that we can invest differently in this country to bring more support and attention to the issues that are basically strangling the family unit?" If her husband wins the White House, Michelle Obama, in fact, may be the best friend women's rights advocates have had in the White House for a long time.

Describing himself as a "poor person with children," he hopes the discovery will bring more support to the rangers of Finca San Isidro Amphibian Reserve.

If there is a party, each member is assured of a carrot and a stick: loyalty will bring more support and disloyalty will mean banishment.

Bearing a child was seen as important, particularly if it was a love marriage, and with no dowry paid, it was hoped the birth of the child would bridge any tensions with in-laws and bring more support from other family members in the household.

"This was born out of the desire to bring more structured support to this industry," says Gaspar.

House passage is not assured, but the lower-than-expected cuts to the food stamp program are likely to bring more Democratic support.

The follow up period in our replication study was significantly longer than in Massoud's study, which brings more support to the present findings.

Some student organisers said that the introduction of the bill, far from cowing the demonstrations, had actually brought more support for their cause.

"The World Cup has brought more support across the communities for football too, where there has historically been a racial divide," she says.