Sentence examples for ambivalent support from inspiring English sources

Diplomats say the horror and scale of the attack in Mazar are a turning point in the relationship between the government and its Western backers, with many questioning Mr. Karzai's ambivalent support for the international effort.

So far, it has provided ambivalent support for the Occupy Central movement, fearing that unrest, even for popular ideas, could undermine the city's business climate or invite harsher measures from Beijing.

Mr. Lieberman criticized both Dr. Dean for opposing the war and Mr. Kerry for offering what he described as ambivalent support for it, saying that that could undercut the party next year.

Readers interested in my views can always look for them in my work, where they will find a fairly ambivalent support that was reached after extensive arguments with myself and described only after the war had gone very wrong — but nothing that resembles cheerleading.

It's now going to be very tempting for Congress -- caught between the right-wingers who have been energized by the threats from Beijing against Taiwan and the left-wingers who have been energized by Mr. Gore's ambivalent support for his own trade negotiators -- to walk away from the Clinton deal for bringing China into the W.T.O.

Studies focused on the attitudes of the general public indicate a moderate (and sometimes low) to ambivalent support towards renewable energy including biomass-based energy [18, 20 25].

The Bush administration has seemed more ambivalent, withholding support from elected leaders it dislikes.

The Iranian opposition was always ambivalent about support from the Bush regime, which was seen (sometimes literally) as the kiss of death.

What is now done in the sky over Libya – sanctioned by international law and, unlike in Iraq in 2003, with the ambivalent political support of the Arab League – is fundamental if the Arab revolutionaries are to take a positive view of the west.

Hence, it's my prerogative to feel ambivalent about supporting a candidate who positions herself as a feminist but who has been yielding in her support of a partner who has been a serial ill-user of women – and who, lest we forget, paid $850,000 to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit out of court.

The story emphasizes how the Irish are ambivalent about supporting the British against the Germanns, yet feel a hatred of Hitler.