Sentence examples for be changed in favour from inspiring English sources

Whatever it is, if staff report every adverse incident, then systems or practices can be changed in favour of safety.

He says he believes we need a national inquiry into the 1,181 indigenous women who are missing and murdered; he says his members of parliament must vote in favour of abortion rights; and he told CTV that the new sex-work laws must be changed in favour of "evidence-based" laws.

Since then, some streets have been given over to pedestrians, pavements have been widened and traffic-light phasing has been changed in favour of people on foot.

The English Navigation Acts were changed in favour of the Dutch to permit Dutch ships to carry to England goods that had come down the Rhine River.

Cameron may have grabbed the headlines by quitting just as the electoral system is being changed in the Tories' favour.

It is fitting that Mr Cameron has grabbed the headlines by quitting just as the electoral system is being changed in the Tories' favour.

On September 28 another secret German Soviet protocol modified the arrangements of August: all Lithuania was to be a Soviet sphere of influence, not a German one; but the dividing line in Poland was changed in Germany's favour, being moved eastward to the Bug River.

"UKIP want drastic change," admitted Jones – but it's change in favour of the Establishment.

The tenure institutions were radically changed in favour of public ownership, while minifundia and tenancies were abolished.

In fact, as long as the cartel of bosses and unions persists, the system will never be decentralised enough to lower costs and thus unemployment.German law should therefore be changed to remove the bias in favour of collective deals, says Norbert Berthold, an economics professor at Würzburg University.

They found that the first reaction to the training was very positive and that attitudes changed in favour of the CRM principles.