By 1966, twice as many had an unfavourable view of him as a favourable one.
The fact that the regulator had started to review the application at all was seen as a favourable sign.
Shortly before King was assassinated, three years after the 1965 Selma protests, twice as many Americans had an unfavourable view of him as a favourable one.
Described in the advertisement as "a favourable ode in honour or Great Britain", it had its first performance in Dublin of all places.
According to Capital Economics, a managed exit "could even end up as a favourable economic development for both Greece and the rest of the euro-zone".
Balfour had, throughout the talks, been keen to sell the US arm at what it saw as a favourable valuation at the best time in the economic cycle, but Carillion wanted to keep the lucrative American cashflows through the merger.
Expectations that the internet would automatically unlock equality and democracy in developing nations may have been utopian but the web can still be a powerful accelerator of change if combined with traditional pillars of development such as a favourable business climate and good governance.
Britain had an empire, and the world's most powerful navy, and as a result an international system of trade and finance, with three main components: importing goods such as sugar, tea and coffee; re-exporting them, often to Europe; and using the closed network of the empire as a favourable market for British manufactured goods.
Brachiaria grass ranks as a favourable choice to be used as an indicator of HCs leakages along pipelines.
Recently, β-phase PFO has been shown as a favourable environment for charge carriers, with an enhanced charge carrier mobility [3].
This tough PVA hydrogel was prepared at the absence of chemical crosslinker and thus might be considered as a favourable candidate for tissue engineering applications.
