All allegations regarding the misuse of U.S. supplied arms should be investigated.
Until two months ago, the World Food Program supplied at least nominal help to Dr. Hawa, providing corn for 500 families.
Raffaele had also supplied some troubling information on his social networking sites.
Thus, every radio tube must be supplied with two different voltages (A and B), and most will need three (A, B, and C).
Russia supplied Syria with 36 mobile Pantsir-S1 surface-to-air missile launchers in 2007 at a cost of $900 million.
This occupation, under the circumstances, supplied every kind of diversion.
I was confident that he would be satisfied as long as the rations were supplied.
They will have their wits again, and that very fat Stoobar will be supplied with powder.
A pound of sour-krout was supplied to each man, twice a week, at sea.
But the technique of this second involution of reflection is not supplied by some new and unique entity.
late 14c., "to help, support, maintain," also "fill up, make up for," from Old French supplier "fill up, make full," from Latin supplere "fill up, complete," from sub "up from below" + plere "to fill" (see pleio-). The meaning "furnish, provide" first recorded 1520s. Related: Supplied; supplying.
early 15c., "assistance, relief," from supply (v.). Meaning "quantity or amount of something provided" is attested from c.1600. In the political economy sense (corollary of demand) it dates from 1776. Supply-side in reference to economic policy is attested from 1976. Supplies "provisions" is from c.1650.
early 15c., "assistance, relief," from supply (v.). Meaning "quantity or amount of something provided" is attested from c.1600. In the political economy sense (corollary of demand) it dates from 1776. Supply-side in reference to economic policy is attested from 1976. Supplies "provisions" is from c.1650.
