Sentence examples for which would be supported from inspiring English sources

Rather than look at finding more carers for the elderly, which would be supported by immigration, they are looking to technology: they're more comfortable with robotic carers than bringing a lot of unknown people into their private space.

Under the slimmed-down English-French proposal, which would be supported by a £100 million BT Vision deal, no country would automatically be guaranteed a team in the competition, and the income would be split equally among all three bodies.

In 2008, Demand Media hired Mr. Armstrong as a spokesman and reached an agreement with the foundation to develop a commercial health and fitness Web site called livestrong.com., which would be supported by advertisers.

Congestive heart failure needs to be considered as a reason for pleural effusion which would be supported by the sonographic demonstration of reduced left ventricular contraction.  .

Congestive heart failure needs to be considered as a reason for pleural effusion which would be supported by the sonographic demonstration of reduced left ventricular contraction.

In addition, neither committed to a proposed science debate for the candidates themselves, which would be supported by major research organizations and thousands of U.S. scientists and which would take place on 18 April in Philadelphia.

Mr. Rolapp said the league is weighing how much historical footage it could offer for downloading, and which clips would be supported by advertisers, versus those that would be available for purchase.

Mr Umunna said the BBC/Comres survey showed the respondents had "centrist positions" which he reckoned would be supported by viewers.

Just before World War II, he came to Connecticut and started a tabloid-size newspaper called the Hartford Newsdaily, which carried no advertising but would be supported, he hoped, by the money received from people who would buy it.

Barclays did not name which investors would be supporting the deal, but Qatar Investment Authority, China Development Bank and Singapore's Temasek are among its large shareholders.

Some Brazilians have protested, asking soccer fans from around the world to boycott the games, which they say would be supporting the government on this unnecessary spending.