So far, the international community has acted with compassion and generosity.

It needs to do so while it still has the world s sympathetic ear.

Some members of this minority, which was predominantly sympathetic to Germany, attempted to undermine the new Czechoslovak state.

While the rest of the world is sympathetic to Geithner s ideas, other countries would like to see more fundamental reform.

For the KRG, the deal would secure the region s future economic wealth without holding it hostage to an increasingly unsympathetic Iraqi government.

During a later interview the informant claimed that Professor Talcott Parsons ... was probably the leader of an inner group of Communist sympathizers at Harvard.

Nor is sympathy at work China does not buy Treasuries because it wants to temper the pain of America s fiscal brinkmanship.

Over the past few days, however, she has become a pariah in the blogosphere for her reactions to the current crisis in Gaza, deemed as sympathetic to Palestinians.

Later, during the seven hours spent waiting in the heat for their names to be registered by comparatively sympathetic Croatian border police, Mahmoud sings songs of loss, struggle and love to those sitting around him.

In the Middle East, the US confronts Iran, which seeks to expand its power by any means it can, to oust neighboring countries governments in favor of ideologically sympathetic forces, and ultimately to evict America from the region.

Pakistan s military and intelligence services are sympathetic to an Islamic fundamentalist creed, militant groups affiliated with al Qaeda operate freely on its territory, and government infighting has made it difficult to establish civilian control over the military.

She is passionate about the Palestinian cause, mixing her cutting edge legal advocacy with a willingness to listen to decent people from all sides of the conflict, and a fierce attachment to peace in the region based on due process and justice.

Open fighting in Nepal would not be good for China or India, both of which fear a flashpoint between them. If, as is believed, China is sympathetic to the Maoists, it could ultimately be dragged, in some capacity, into a war in Nepal.

In its judgement, it referred to a study which allegedly demonstrates that a public opinion poll may encourage voters to move toward a candidate with a stronger chance of winning (so called bandwagon effect ), or may add sympathy votes to the underdog (so called underdog effect ), thereby distorting the will of voters.