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We must support those who fight courageously
A Just Transition Mechanism will support those regions that rely heavily on very carbon-intensive activities.
Instead, we should clearly support those who believe that wartime rhetoric should not have place in Serbia or anywhere in the region.
We should fight against this and should support those who are punished in this way.
if need be, support those dependent upon me.
Do you admire and support those who fight for those rights to be respected around the world?
To support Member States to build capacity and support those facing particular pressures on their asylum system
Encourage and support those who dare to open their doors
Stimulate and support those organizations and individuals who have demonstrated sound ethical principles in their work with sport.
We must support those universities and colleges which already teach the Esperanto-teachers of the future.
Should therefore in the first place support those companies that demonstrate the greatest contribution to the common good.
Ministers should support those proposals out of self-interest because it will considerably ease their job
Secondly, no one would openly support those who are fighting for the preservation of slavery.
I will support those male-female couples who,
Other Union funding programmes may support those costs in compliance with the applicable rules and procedures.
It is never easy for a woman to come forward in such situations and I wholeheartedly support those who have,” Blanchett told Variety.
Think of the adjectives your colleagues would use to describe your attitude at work then support those adjectives with examples drawn from experience.
sturdy bass drum legs will support those early kick drum strikes.
May our Catholic communities welcome all who live in such situations and support those who are in the path of conversion and reconciliation.