Sentence examples for climate supportive from inspiring English sources

The effort created a climate supportive of the move to dramatically increase federal support, which was approved in 2003.

There is a growing skepticism among Afghans about the government's stability, and its ability to sustain a political climate supportive of the American war effort.

Success in promoting system change is enriched by a climate supportive of implementation efforts, including identification of key stakeholders who can unite to form a change team to inform the identification of process improvement goals (Becan et al. 2018; Belenko et al. 2013; Hoffman et al. 2012) and participate in an agency-level needs assessment.

Second, managers should create an implementation climate supportive of change in order to augment super users' positive impact.

These are initiatives that improve the physical environment (safety, ergonomics) and organisational climate (supportive culture, autonomy), and promote wellbeing: Reduce on call shifts for residents.

To promote super users' engagement with the role, our results suggest that frontline managers should allow super users to volunteer for the role and create an implementation climate supportive of change.

Conducted preliminary analysis on survey data from 2,500 middle and high school students on school safety, school climate, and supportive relationships.

The findings indicate that inter-personal factors, such as work climate and supportive supervision were significant contributors to job satisfaction.

This study provides empirical evidence that inter-personal relationships: work climate and supportive supervision are the most important influences of job satisfaction for rural nurses in a LMIC.

Therefore, managers looking to increase innovation implementation effectiveness should consider fostering a strong implementation climate through supportive IPP to encourage innovation use.

Furthermore, our findings support the idea that a positive school climate and teachers supportive of their students are as necessary as parental support, especially in senior high school students, in protecting adolescents against peer-victimization.