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151 Among social institutions, churches were especially supportive because their emphasis on morality and community was conducive to antislavery activism.

152 The voting result after correcting shows, blackball scale of Yang Zhiyuan is added to 33. 7% , supportive bill scale is only 66. 3% .

153 The treatment for OHSS is predominantly supportive, with the correction of electrolyte imbalances and expansion of intravascular volume thereby reducing hemoconcentration and promoting diuresis.

154 Sprint's CEO Dan Hesse said a recent during earnings call that the company would be supportive of funding Clearwire.

155 He also believes a sterling crisis cannot be ruled out, which would be supportive for these mega caps as companies with a lot of overseas earnings would do better.

156 Argon - blown pocket block is a supportive and hi - tech product developed simultaneously with bottom - blow argon vent brick.

157 No treatment other than supportive care exists for canine distemper.

158 It is noted that OVF 2.x will be more supportive for these descriptions.

159 Her boss was very supportive and gave her time off work to see her mum.

160 There was a while in the psychology department where one professor was known to be extremely supportive to his students but didn't really provide much warmth.

161 Thus, when trying to get a watered-down bill passed, its drafters will often try to insert language into the Congressional Record that would be supportive of their preferred interpretation of the law.

162 Ambassador Liu said, he was very happy to exchange ideas with friends at UCC and was very supportive of the cooperation between the UCC and the Chinese side. Sentencedict.com

163 Objective To investigate the clinical effect of special electromagnetic wave therapy as supportive treatment on children's acute lower respiratory infection.

164 But Braly's family has been supportive, allowing her to lead WellPoint, which generated operating revenue in excess of $57.8 billion in 2010.

165 Mr & Mrs Ho of Scorpio East, whoalways been supportive of me.

166 When the muscularity that should bring to bear on to go up in mattess that is to say, mattess should drop more and produce more supportive power to human body, vice versa.

167 Lavishly supportive of his stars, Buss wasn't used to one attacking him personally.

168 The Glazer family are very interested and supportive of what we are doing.

169 The operation-supporting element that is useful for the current context displays to help him complete that field; other supportive elements disappear.

170 Corneal abrasions typically heal without serious complications over time with supportive care: ice compresses and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory eye drops.

171 What is needed, as one executive described it, is a " matrix of mutually supportive goals. ".

172 He says it would be virtually impossible for such a diverse and supportive family organization to evolve in a monogamist marrige.

173 Lucky star this beneficent sale of work is from capital supportive disaster area rebuilds merely, continuance " spirit of relieve the people in disaster " begin.

174 France has always been supportive on the lift of the European Union's arms embargo on China, he said.

175 Dr. Lo is supportive of the development of HKBU and was invited to be a panellist on the University's 50th Anniversary celebration, the Golden Jubilee Forum.

176 Jasper is considered to be a very supportive stone: it has a consoling and comforting presence.

177 Women executives have created supportive networks to help other women up the ladder and are striving to sensitize corporations to the need for ) flexible hours, child care and parental leave.

178 Other details of the report were also supportive of growth, with unfilled orders posting a healthy increase -- indicating factories will keep busy for a while.

179 Photocopy and circulate among group members, in supportive shops and other places.

180 Establish a support team around you. Find like minded people - and develop powerful, supportive and energising relationships.