Sentence examples for waiting for support from inspiring English sources

That leads to police officers wasting hours waiting for support for vulnerable people.

"People are waiting for support from the government and I think the government would like to co-ordinate most of the international help," said Raymond.

Craig Colburn, the lawyer representing the Sarasota Architectural Foundation, said backers of the proposed conservatory, the Riverview Music Quadrangle, whose cost was estimated at more than $20 million, were waiting for support from the school board.

In the 74th minute, just after Sweden closed to 2-1, forward Brian Ching artfully brought down a long ball, then turned his back to the goal and held the ball while waiting for support.

Based on the above conclusions, three new molecules of Indolo[1,2-b]quinazoline derivatives with higher anticancer activity have been theoretically designed and are waiting for support from experiment.

"There is continuous air cover that will help ground troops there hold their positions while waiting for support from other forces and the Popular Mobilisation Units," he said, referring to the umbrella group for Shia militias.

"We are waiting for supporting troops and we are determined not to let them take control.

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One-fourth said Iraq presented such a grave threat that the United States should act now, while two-thirds said the nation needed to wait for support from its allies.

"My message to other towns is not to wait for support from your council or wait for a prescribed way forward for your local high street – you're in business for yourself and you need to help yourselves as well if you want to stay successful".

8.01pm GMT 15 min: Back down the end we go and Kacaniklic races behind Coentrao and towards the box - but he's too fast for his team-mates, none of whom can get into a position to receive a cross so the Fulham man stops and waits for support, and loses possession.