Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The general repeated his claim that the Coalition nations can no longer support their booming populations.
• Fifthly, there is no longer any passive support, as this is termed in the proposal, for social security; instead, an active employment policy is pursued with means of this fund.
• Can the Commission please explain why the Leader programme is no longer allowed to support the artisan food sector, even though it has done so in the past with very positive results?
• The amendments with which the Greens sought to improve this text were rejected and so I can no longer support this proposal.
• It should be realised that this measure risks being grossly misunderstood by people who no longer support the policy of double standards.
• Before his legs could no longer support the weight of his giant... heart.
• Will the Commission immediately halt the accession negotiations with Croatia, inter alia in the light of the above facts and because there is no longer any support for them?
• So a lowering of guaranteed prices must go hand in hand with a raising of compensatory payments, which cannot be paid if there is no longer any price support.

• Before his legs could no longer support the weight of his giant... heart.
• We can therefore no longer support such a conservative system, that is blocking all progress towards a really durable agriculture.
• two powerful arms were no longer support with death and disease outside.
• The general repeated his claim that the Coalition nations can no longer support their booming populations.
• The amendments with which the Greens sought to improve this text were rejected and so I can no longer support this proposal.
• It should be realised that this measure risks being grossly misunderstood by people who no longer support the policy of double standards.
• On what basis has the Commission taken the decision to no longer support this organisation?
• And I can no longer support a British prime minister whose idea of diplomacy is to demand that everyone else speaks English.