Sentence examples for supportive city from inspiring English sources

"York is a very supportive city, but it should be like that anywhere you go," she said.

A study of the quality of policymaking in 40 cities around the world, considering how supportive city governments are to entrepreneurs and tech startups, has ranked New York at the top of its 'innovation friendly' index, followed by London, Helsinki, Barcelona and Amsterdam.

Another problem: Due to the NHL's rapid expansion (four teams were added between 1998 and 2000), the league has too many franchises in cities that don't support hockey, such as Atlanta, Miami, Nashville and Washington, D.C. No, the Washington Capitals are not an expansion team, but they should have been moved to a supportive city that was given an expansion team, such as Columbus, Ohio.

The image of the Hevesi campaign battling the Campaign Finance Board, some Democrats suggested, may undercut Mr. Hevesi while he tries to win support from Democratic voters and newspaper editorial boards that have been supportive of the city's campaign finance system.

"The state is very supportive of the city's efforts.

"But we are fully supportive of the city's decision and process," she added.

Current and former cycling advocates, although supportive of the city's efforts, have questioned the accuracy of data that is often used to justify the expansion of bike lanes (and the elimination of traffic lanes).

She has been supportive of the city's education policies aimed at reform, though she has been careful not to characterize as transformative the gradual improvements achieved under Mr. Bloomberg's stewardship.

Minutes after Mr. Bing's address, Gov. Rick Snyder issued a statement saying he was working closely with the mayor and remained supportive of the city's efforts to solve its problems.

Unlike, say, former Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, the congressman makes no pretense of being equally supportive of the city's two baseball clubs; he grew up in Park Slope, Brooklyn, Mets territory, and his baseball hero was Félix Millán, the diminutive second baseman.

Along the streets near the old motel, residents weary of drug dealers and prostitutes are largely supportive of the city's efforts to raze the building no matter what the method.