Sentence examples for supportive countries from inspiring English sources

Supportive countries like Ireland, France, and Germany are expected to try and broker a deal between Britain and those critical of the plan.

Writing recently in European Voice (The Economist's sister newspaper), The Economist's central and eastern Europe correspondent noted that Mr Saakashvili "had disappointed the Poles, riled the Germans and burned sympathies in many other formerly supportive countries".

His vision for a safe, sure and supportive country where his two children felt free and able to be themselves and live their lives to the fullest crumbed.

People are least supportive in countries such as Germany that have a developed biotech industry and greater public knowledge of the issues and basic science.

Even in Jordan, the most supportive Arab country, the religious groups that represent the strongest current of domestic opposition have tried to portray the American effort as contrary to Islam.

In a FWD.us blog post, Chen wrote, "As someone who immigrated from Taiwan to the United States at a very young age, I know firsthand how welcoming and supportive our country is to those of us coming here to make a better life… I've seen firsthand the impact both of those communities can have on our economy and our country's ability to lead the world in innovation".

In Washington, support is growing for rewarding countries supportive of America's military policies with bilateral trade deals instead of pursuing multilateral agreements.Non-governmental commerce has so far seen nationalistic skirmishes, but nothing close to all-out war.

Thanks to the country's supportive regulatory support network, the U.K. is a leading fintech hub.

Lawmakers who wanted soldiers from neighboring Ethiopia, Kenya and Djibouti excluded from the force clashed with those supportive of those countries' participation.

The administration may find itself even further isolated on the council, since three countries supportive of the United States and Britain -- Argentina, Canada and the Netherlands -- will be among the five countries relinquishing their rotating council seats.

The leader of Iran's Parliament, Ali Larijani, threatened the United States and regional countries supportive of the Syrian rebels with unspecified consequences if the Iranian hostages were harmed, saying they would receive a response in "due time," the Islamic Students News Agency reported on Tuesday.