Sentence examples for supportive of the principles from inspiring English sources

First, while Americans are generally supportive of the principles underlying free trade and trade agreements, they are more divided on (1) the benefits and (2) the particulars of a specific trade agreement with a specific country.

Margaret Hodge, the PAC chair, said the committee was very supportive of the principle of the MPA.

A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: "This Government remains supportive of the principle of extending fixed recoverable costs".

Patients and the public are broadly supportive of the principle of using health data that is in the public interest.

Research by the Fabian Society (pdf) shows that the public are supportive of the principle of social housing – but crucially, they are less likely to see it as something for them.

"The most important piece of feedback that we have had is that the Highland League is supportive of the principle of pyramid within Scottish football," he told highlandleague.net .net

It said the LSE was "fully supportive of the principle of investigative journalism in the public interest" but could not condone the use of its name, or the use of its students, "as cover for such activities".

"I am supportive of the principle of allowing conscientious objectors to stay, but I commit to examining that case with full compassion and an openness to allowing [Key] to stay," he said.

This opinion is supportive of the principle of Occam's razor.

- The PPE-DE Group is strongly supportive of the principle of flexicurity, and of helping employees as well as employers adapt to the challenges of globalisation.

Interviewees from industry were generally very supportive of the principle of OA and saw no conflict between this and their organisational aims.