Sentence examples for supportive of integration from inspiring English sources

Most staff are supportive of integration but formal support mechanisms are needed to help providers cope with high stress and manage increased workloads.

In one large clinic, the manager was strongly supportive of integration of care within all consultations.

29 A study in Lao PDR found that policymakers were supportive of integration of antismoking lessons in the training curricula, 30 and this study underscores the need to explore effective ways of doing this.

On the other hand, Landis's successor, Happy Chandler, was openly supportive of bringing integration to the sport.

In foreign policy the CSU also tends to take a more nationalist position; in the 1970s it opposed the effort of the Social Democratic Party-led government of Willy Brandt to normalize relations with eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, and it has tended to be less supportive of European integration than the CDU.

Mr. Stokes noted that the opposition Social Democrats and the Greens, who have been rising in opinion polls there, have been largely supportive of European integration and rescuing the euro, something that is not generally reflected in statements by Ms. Merkel and her center-right government.

Other managers were not supportive of full integration of HIV care into every consultation.

Ukraine's future would clearly be more promising in alignment with the EU, Pifer said, and even Yanukovich has said he remains supportive of eventual European integration.

As noted in Table  4, rural residents were the most supportive of healthcare insurance integration, with the most common reason of achieving equal access to healthcare services.

Gauteng HCPs were least supportive of HPV vaccine integration with alcohol and tobacco screening and referral, and programmes to deal with gender-based violence.

As somebody who grew up in Europe, I've been generally supportive of the EU and European integration: I think it's helped the continent enormously, particularly (and this is ironic) the peripheral countries that are now in big trouble — Portugal, Ireland, and yes, even, Greece.