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Meanings of broadly supportive in English

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Usage of broadly supportive in English
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In short, they have been broadly supportive of Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters.
News.com.au
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Swift has also been broadly supportive of the Black Lives Matter movement.
News.com.au
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Since Trump took office, however, she has been broadly supportive of his agenda.
The Guardian
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And Nagl still is broadly supportive of the new strategy, despite his reservations.
Wired
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From the dozens of responses, a grand total of four were broadly supportive.
The Guardian
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The European Commission has been broadly supportive of open access policies for some time.
The Guardian
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But other shareholders were broadly supportive of the rights offer.
Reuters
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Most of the people he encountered were broadly supportive of his promises, particularly on wages.
News.com.au
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At first, it seemed as if Kabila was broadly supportive of democracy in his country.
The Guardian
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Egypt's overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim population is broadly supportive of the uprising against Assad's Alawite-led administration.
Reuters
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David DeMartini, executive producer of the Godfather game, insisted that Coppola had been broadly supportive.
The Guardian
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But on Thursday, the president's remarks were broadly supportive.
Reuters
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So far, so good -as long as other shareholders were broadly supportive of a breakup.
Reuters
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A Bank of England report on inflation outlook was seen as broadly supportive of equity markets.
Reuters
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Local authorities in Sicily remain broadly supportive of Mare Nostrum, but are pleading for more resources.
The Guardian
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May has summoned a group of broadly supportive cabinet ministers for a meeting on Monday morning.
The Guardian
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