Nevertheless, a combination of loopholes, litigation, and reactionary forces slowed implementation, and effective reform came only after passage of the Agrarian Code of 1934 and the sympathetic efforts of Pres.
"Where, in all conscience, a veterinary surgeon cannot accede to a client's request for euthanasia, he or she should recognise the extreme sensitivity of the situation and make sympathetic efforts to direct the client to alternative sources of advice".
Mr. Mpras said the government was sympathetic to efforts to develop the area.
The justices have in recent years generally been sympathetic to efforts to address what business groups say are abuses in class-action litigation.
Women also tend to be more sympathetic to efforts to reduce income inequality, although African-American men are just as "compassionate" on these issues as African-American women.
Last week, Gary Gensler, the chairman of the Commodities Futures Trading Commission, faced the same panel, and ran into questions that indicated at least some senators were sympathetic to efforts to keep large parts of the derivatives market in the dark.
At a news conference following the march, the mayor hinted, as he has before, that he is sympathetic to efforts in Albany to change state law to allow same-sex couples to marry.
In one of his last commentaries, in February, Mr. Shakhnazarov appeared sympathetic to efforts by Russia's current president, Vladimir V. Putin, to re-establish order and find a place for Russia in a rapidly changing world.
After 1858, the British government was reluctant to provoke further unrest by interference with local traditions and religion, but many of those charged with running India were themselves Evangelicals sympathetic to efforts to convert the country.
In early June, the Mayor, according to two Bloomberg advisers, was sympathetic to an effort by some of his supporters to draw Ray Kelly into the race.
