Sentence examples for directly supportive from inspiring English sources

The central bank, which became notorious for its mismanagement of the financial crisis in 1997 and 1998, has since pursued a course that is directly supportive of the wealthy and has significantly slowed growth.

However, since then, it has been learned that he regularly watched and commented on videos that, if their messages were not directly supportive of Isis, were sympathetic to its cause.

The marine science wing is fairly conventional with wet and dry laboratories, offices and classrooms, is designed for a marine biomass of 350 lbs (159 kg) and has a total of 5590 ft2 (520 m2) of indoor wet laboratories, including directly supportive preparation, equipment and storage spaces, divided into three separate wet laboratories of about equal area.

Donald Trump appears either unfamiliar with Russia's annexation of Crimea or directly supportive of the intrusion that began in the winter of 2014, further chilled U.S.-Russian relations and has left thousands dead.

Second, the Wildlife Conservation Society has funded conservation projects intended for the colobine but in both cases, there has been no apparent action that was directly supportive of the monkey.

Despite the merits of this study, it remains difficult to interpret the results as directly supportive of fetal microchimerism.

While less directly enthusiastically supportive of the president-elect than government officials, other public intellectuals in Russia who identify with the ideology of the American Libertarian Party, have even taken to calling Trump, "a candidate who showed all [the] weakest points of democratic ideology".

Patients not given second-line therapy directly received best supportive care until death.

However, in all cases in which no evidence could be found, we contacted the manufacturers directly to request supportive data for the use of their implant, which gave the opportunity for missed evidence to be brought to our attention.

How does the partnership team (the support or resource team) work (with whom) to support the intervention directly and to provide a supportive context for the intervention (e.g., through feedback higher up the system)?

But the former headteacher of Mossbourne academy in east London said some parents needed to be pushed to do more: "Good heads challenge those parents and say to them, directly, you are not supportive of your children, you are a bad parent, and that's why your children are failing".