Sentence examples for supportive piece from inspiring English sources

But The Independent understands that, while accepting that the reporter should never have been sent to the service, the paper's editor Geordie Greig had been intending to run a supportive piece about Ralph Miliband to counter the "unpleasant" accusations in its sister paper.

His team point to the odd supportive piece early in the campaign in the New Statesman, Independent and the Guardian, along with the Morning Star, Labour List and the Huffington Post, but much of the rest of the coverage has remained unremittingly hostile.

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But such supposedly supportive pieces were fingers in the dyke amid the deluge of negative articles.

During this time, the American press corps wrote unvarnished stories about the South Vietnamese government's policies and actions, in contrast to the supportive pieces of the 1950s, and Diệm's attempt to physically intimidate correspondents backfired.

We are very supportive of this piece of work by the Home Office and will continue to work closely with them to ensure we provide the best service to the public, while demonstrating best value for money".

In one recent case, Robert Wade, a professor at the London School of Economics who has served as a paid consultant to the bank, was cited for violating disclosure policies when he wrote an opinion piece supportive of a bank lending program in China that was canceled under pressure from outside critics.

"The women in the office are very supportive of this piece — most of the women".

As well as several recent Guardian articles, the Times, the FT and the Spectator have all recently carried pieces supportive of LVT.

Microsoft has contributed to established research groups with free-market orientations, including the National Taxpayers Union, Americans for Tax Reform and the Cato Institute, which have produced studies and newspaper opinion pieces supportive of the company's legal position.