Sentence examples for has been broadly supportive from inspiring English sources

New Delhi has been broadly supportive of USG goals in both Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The response has been broadly supportive, they say, even if locals don't always know what to make of them.

But while Labour has been broadly supportive in a number of key green areas, they haven't built the environment into an overarching and convincing narrative.

The National Housing Federation, which represents England's housing associations and has been broadly supportive of the framework, warned that the combined impact of the measures will represent a major setback for affordable home building.

Congress has been broadly supportive of domestic and global AIDS funding for many years.

The largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy group in the country, NCLR has been broadly supportive of Obama's agenda, on everything from immigration reform to the Affordable Care Act to the push for a higher minimum wage.

David DeMartini, executive producer of the Godfather game, insisted that Coppola had been broadly supportive.

Joachim Brudziński, an MP from Mr Kaczyński's party, said Mr Sikorski was advocating a "Fourth Reich and German hegemony .Other Polish politicians, including the leftist opposition SLD as well as Mr Sikorski's party colleagues and coalition allies, have been broadly supportive.

NATO states have no legally binding alliance ties to Ukraine, although Western officials have been broadly supportive of those who ousted pro-Moscow President Viktor Yanukovich last week after dozens of pro-Europe protesters were shot dead.

German consumer spending has been broadly flat.

Critics have been generally supportive.