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Requests for single sculptures will be more favourably received, it is suggested.

Mr Jones said: "We cannot allow different parts of the UK to be more favourably treated than others.

If you are on the left, you are likely to be more favourably disposed to the state.

It has been suggested that wine drinking could be more favourably associated than other alcoholic beverages to the risk of CHD and some cancers.

The students who attended the IFMSA Mumbai conference where the questionnaire was distributed are a subset of the overall membership and by virtue of the event being held in a LMIC, may be more favourably disposed to global health issues.

Most participants said that previous court cases [ 40] had stimulated public debate, provided advocates with opportunity to increase media advocacy and allowed for tobacco control lobbying to be more favourably received by some politicians.

Elsewhere, the coalition government is more favourably regarded than in April when this question was last asked (-10 compared with -20).

It is more favourably endowed with natural resources than is the Great Alfold; both agriculture and industry are more advanced there.

His next computer game Evil Genius, which was based on a Bond-style villain in an island lair, was more favourably received by critics.

But in later years - not least thanks to his unfailing discretion as a former premier, refusing all temptation to criticise subsequent leaders - his record has been more favourably reassessed.

But, even more importantly, as Carter hinted at, the Tories' plans will greatly increase the inequalities in our society, with the schools that have opted out of local authority control being more favourably funded than their maintained counterparts.