Sentence examples for constructively support from inspiring English sources

In theory, as with rural electrification, the federal government could constructively support broadband expansion in less-profitable rural areas.

But he said the challenge for a licence fee-funded body that "doesn't have to worry about its funding" was to "constructively support those British news brands that do".

GIS can constructively support the decisions involving facility establishment through effective spatial analysis (Church 2002).

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We believe it is essential that the SLR methodology is used constructively to support software engineering research.

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Of Mr. Cuomo, with whom Mr. Bloomberg has had a rocky relationship, particularly of late, the mayor said that it was important to work constructively with him and support his agenda, just as it was important to work with President Obama.

But even now, we appeal to their leadership candidates to engage constructively with us and to support the further savings we must make to make welfare fairer and more affordable, while protecting pensioners and the vulnerable".

"Notwithstanding our difference of opinion on minimum pricing, we will continue to work constructively with the SWA in support of the whisky industry, which is both important and valuable for Scotland".

"Knowing the people of Scotland as I do, I have no doubt that Scots, like others throughout the United Kingdom, are able to express strongly-held opinions before coming together again in a spirit of mutual respect and support, to work constructively for the future of Scotland and indeed all parts of this country.

The Conservatives, in particular, had hoped to go to the polls with a constructively ambiguous manifesto saying they supported the commission but would not prejudge its conclusions.