Sentence examples for to support part from inspiring English sources

While it already uses registration fees to support part of its budget, it is extremely unusual, if not unprecedented, for such an agency to make a point of penalizing drivers for the smog they create.

The American ambassador to Georgia, John R. Bass, seemed to support part of that assertion in remarks to Georgian television on Thursday, noting that "there were clearly a number of people included in that protest who were not interested in peacefully protesting, but were looking to spark a violent confrontation".

The judge, John B. Spooner, who is assigned to the city's Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings, found that Mr. Rapetti violated the law and professional standards by using a damaged sling to support part of the crane, using fewer slings than were required and failing to use pads to soften the edges that the slings were tied to.

Two larger projects will go forward if they find partners to support part of the cost: Germany would foot three quarters of the bill for a $734 million heavy ion and antiproton accelerator at the Heavy Ion Research Center in Darmstadt, and half of the $730 million tab for a X-ray Free Electron Laser at the DESY synchrotron in Hamburg.

We will design this library to support part re-use by leveraging the engineering principles of standardization, decoupling, and abstraction.

Two additional grants from the INSERM were obtained to support part of the biological database.

I know from my time as the special adviser to the last-but-one minister for universities and science, David Willetts, that the coalition wanted to support part-time study.

Research by the New Economics Foundation shows that voluntarily working less is positive for our wellbeing, but compulsion, especially in the context of an economy not designed to support part-time work, ruins the benefit.

Negotiations are on-going between UCL and its student union (UCLU) to introduce four fee instalments per year rather than two, and establish awards to support part-time PhD students.

By 1845, stone buttresses and pillars had been added to support parts of the hall and its roof.

In order to support parts of the theory-based educational intervention, more specific "perceived behavioural control" a practical component was also included in the form of daily systematic pain assessment.