Sentence examples for avoid favouritism from inspiring English sources

I'd favour taking a common sense approach and trusting that staff are grown up enough to avoid favouritism and use the moderation process effectively.

When faced with sibling rivalry, parents can: - Avoid favouritism - Love and appreciate each child for what is unique and special about him or her - Ignore the minor quarrels and allow the children to resolve these minor conflicts on their own.

Though Kennedy was careful to avoid overt favouritism during the 1962 Canadian election campaign, he did allow his pollster, Lou Harris, to work clandestinely for the Liberals.

The Australian Government decided on the name Australia, as this would avoid claims of favouritism or association with a particular state.

To avoid accusations of favouritism, he remained aloof from his brother which amused his senior officers who had guessed his intentions.

The random selection process was emphasised to avoid accusations of favouritism or risk of stigmatisation against the selected person.

Pope Francis has instructed his new "princes of the church" – among them Cardinal Vincent Nichols, the archbishop of Westminster – to avoid "intrigue, gossip, cliques, favouritism and partiality" as they don the Roman Catholic church's prized red biretta.

There were criticisms about them using their position to avoid hard work, of their indulging in favouritism or being frequently absent.

Officials avoid decisions for fear of being accused of favouritism.

But because control of it is within your very particular power as mayor, and because a place like this has a lot of people competing for very limited resources, even the perception of unfairness or favouritism is something you really do need to avoid.

May all of us avoid, and help others to avoid, habits and ways of acting typical of a court: intrigue, gossip, cliques, favouritism and partiality".