America needs to be sympathetic, providing aid and promoting trade, but without being an overbearing pitchman for any one set of economic policies.
I'm more sympathetic to aid (while acknowledging its myriad shortcomings) than Dowden is, but he's on target in most areas.
Those people will not necessarily need treatment, so much as respect, kindness, a sympathetic ear and aid with practical matters that will help get them restart normal lives.
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Many euro-zone countries are instinctively interventionist, hostile to unfettered competition (including tax competition) and overly sympathetic to state aid for industry.
Justice Freedman had, through the decades, been sympathetic to Legal Aid's concerns; her departure provided new motivation for it to settle, city officials said.
Lawmakers in the Northeast, hit hardest by the attack and home to many insurers and other affected financial institutions, are more sympathetic to an aid package than those elsewhere.
When the 1997 economic crisis hit Asia, the West's unsympathetic stance towards Asian "crony capitalism" opened the door for China to emerge as the sympathetic supporter, offering aid and developing economic ties.
That's catastrophic damage". Some Democrats complained that GOP leaders such as DeLay had not been so sympathetic when more aid had been sought for earthquake victims in El Salvador.
The story of the Army's staggering defeat had the result of turning Indians connected with battle — such as Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull — into sympathetic celebrities, all aided by the rise of technology such as the telegraph, four-color printing and photography.
City officials fought off that attempt, and, with the aid of sympathetic state legislators, deferred revaluation for three decades.
