Sentence examples for considered supportive from inspiring English sources

In its continuing fight, Chevron has again spent $1.2 million, this time to oppose two City Council candidates who are critical of the company and to support three who are considered supportive.

The buildings are considered "supportive housing" — permanent residences, with social services, for people who might otherwise be homeless.

In 1997, for instance, Mr. Mandela decided to close South Africa's embassy in Taiwan, a country considered supportive of the anti-apartheid struggle, a prelude to establishing full diplomatic ties with the China.

Others, including National Economic Council head Gary Cohn, who held a White House meeting about a possible carbon tax, Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, are also considered supportive of the deal.

Mr. Haqqani is considered supportive of strong U.S.-Pakistani relations, which has made him unpopular among some in Pakistan, and he also was known as a critic of the Pakistani military before he became ambassador.

Clinically relevant anchor variables (≥30% and ≥50% reduction in monthly migraine days [MMD] and ≥20% and ≥50% reduction in MPFID G-EA) were used to estimate average within-subject point change from baseline in MPFID domain scores; distribution-based estimates based on variability were considered supportive.

Capital Weather Gang's Jason Samenow also just discussed the evidence behind Francis's idea, which he calls "controversial". Francis argues, however, that the evidence in her favor is mounting -- she cites no fewer than five (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) scientific papers published in the last year or so that she considers supportive, and hints that more are coming.

The reports of confrontations came not only from northern Tehran, a hotbed for the opposition, but in the south, generally considered more supportive of Mr. Ahmadinejad.

Human rights groups say Mr. Kadyrov's election was secured by bullying and fraud: ballot stuffing, early poll closures in districts considered inadequately supportive, the intimidation or disqualification of candidates regarded as threats.

I considered myself supportive of women and was proud when we realised that Liverpool's Brain Infections Group, which I head, has always had an equal mix of women and men at all levels.

Mr. Netanyahu was recorded negotiating with the publisher of Yedioth Ahronoth for favorable coverage in exchange for curtailing the circulation of a free competitor, Israel Hayom, which is considered largely supportive of Mr. Netanyahu.