Mr. Mpras said the government was sympathetic to efforts to develop the area.
While at MIT, SPURS/Humphrey Fellows immerse themselves in a supportive academic environment where they can freely exchange ideas with colleagues who are expert in and sympathetic to issues facing developing and newly industrializing countries.
In some cases, the place-based 'othering', often used to develop sympathetic cognitive frames in Northern marketing, is identified, but this time operates around alternative geographical binaries.
Days when I agonised at the enormous burden my wife was under; when I resented the impact on my children, two of whom seemed to develop mild sympathetic symptoms; when I wondered how much further there was to the bottom.
Leslie, in order to play him well, has to develop a sympathetic angle on him, and that results in a better theater experience for all of us.
Given its own past history Canada might have been expected to be sympathetic to the need for developing countries to provide their people with affordable medications.
They called on the government to develop a "more sympathetic and supportive system".
His dissertation uses the history of political thought to explain contemporary skepticism about judgments of character in democratic politics, and to develop a more sympathetic account of them.
As for Robert Winner, the farmer who owned the land that the Toll organization wanted to develop, he presented a sympathetic case to the public for wanting to sell his land and retire, having signed a contract last November to sell his land to the developer for $7 million.
All this made Dennis sympathetic to those architects who developed an expressive formal language while exploring new structural techniques, notably the Japanese Kisho Kurokawa and, more importantly, the Swiss-Spanish Santiago Calatrava, on whom Dennis wrote an authoritative monograph and with whom he occasionally collaborated.
