Sentence examples for and supportive in the from inspiring English sources

A statement from al-Shamiri's personal representative described him as very cooperative, enthusiastic and supportive in the preparation for the board hearing.

At the hearing, al-Shamiri's representative described him "as very cooperative, enthusiastic and supportive in the preparation for the board hearing," reports The Guardian.

They're presented as imperfect but appealing people, essentially compassionate and supportive in the face of challenges, as we all might hope to be.

When you are considered "inactive", church members remain friendly, patient and supportive in the hope of bringing you back into full activity.

He noted that the union was "certainly helpful and supportive" in urging the Department of Justice, the F.C.C. and individual states to approve the merger of Nynex and Bell Atlantic in 1997 and then the additional merger with GTE that created Verizon in 2000.

Labour leader Ed Miliband said he had worked with Sir Gus at the Treasury and the Cabinet Office: "He was an outstanding public servant, unfailingly helpful, thoughtful and supportive in implementing the agenda of the government.

Creating and supporting strategies, policies and supportive mechanisms in the best interest of every child, with special focus on the most remote or vulnerable ones, are the core of UNICEF's work in this country".

This observation is interpreted as reflecting the mitigating effects of brain maturation, learning and supportive environment in the case of participants from the high aggression "desisters" trajectory.

Similarly, the groups of Tory MPs responsible for organising heckling and "supportive" questions in the Commons could border on the unpleasant and aggressive if they're not carefully controlled.

These findings support our hypothesis that the six EBP activities are distinct tasks, which require various cognitive skills of the individual and supportive conditions in the organization.

The main categories in the code-tree were 'supportive' and 'not supportive' in the uptake of guideline recommendations.