Sentence examples for told to support from inspiring English sources

Chinese students in South Korea were given tickets and told to support their country's representative.

They were moved onto six-month bridging visas and told to support themselves.

Specifically told to support "people with creative talent", particularly through film, and to produce "high-quality digital content".

The Indian general in command was told to support a peace treaty; that treaty was not worth the paper it was written on.

People were told to support Mr Kadyrov if they wanted their pensions, or pay-outs from a fund set up to compensate war victims.

As well as claiming the properties to be their own, the militant squatters have assaulted thousands of farm workers in a crude warning not to support the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC).The white owners, five of whom have been killed, have been told to support ZANU-PF or risk losing their farms and maybe their lives.

People are motivated by a desire in many cases -- in most cases, to support -- I used to tell -- to support the family.

Or perhaps worse, when the funny story the vicar tells to support the theological crux is all anyone remembers as they shake your hand at the church door.

She recalled the moving stories Justice Marshall would tell to support his view that racism played a pernicious role in the administration of capital punishment.

The African Union we tell to support the suppression of Islamic radicals in Mali, Somalia, Chad.

And, with our limited time, if we're going to volunteer we'd prefer to do it with an organization that we individually support, not somewhere that our company tells to support.