Sentence examples for supportive position from inspiring English sources

One type of restraint automatically gets a good rating: the more sophisticated "active" restraints, which move into a supportive position with the force of an impact.

But they have included a note of caution in their supportive position, saying that would change only if information of a more damning nature were to emerge.

The New Jersey law passed both houses by overwhelming majorities, and Governor Whitman, departing from her generally supportive position on abortion rights, signed it.

He is like a photo negative of a stereotypical heterosexual male partner: he wants his woman to live for her art, not for children — a wonderfully supportive position, until it isn't.

As one hind limb supports the rear half of the body, the other one moves inward under the tail and, with a semicircular twist of the foot, spades into the soil and makes a quick sideward flip, dropping the soil to the outside as the hind foot locks into its supportive position.

While noting that taking a supportive position "would clearly help in the primary," he was also sensitive to another aide's concern that in doing so, "we may look like we are just copying Bernie".

Comparatively, more male teachers had supportive positions regarding GT applications than female teachers.

It may also be that the U.S. Bishops and the Vatican don't like the generally supportive positions that the nuns have taken on President Obama's healthcare reform, abortion and the contraception mandate.

This, in addition to MoH engagement and the scientific evidence probably explain the President's change in position from the overtly opposing to a non-supportive position.

Those groups with a non-supportive position towards the Bill such as hard-line religious groups need to be defended against, in other words opposed, by campaigners for the Bill, to expose their differences and prejudices; any attempt at collaboration or more active involvement with these groups represents a risk.

Google is investing to develop a supportive perspective for the U.S. position.