Sentence examples for be most in favour from inspiring English sources

It was also found that people would be most in favour of acquiring smart dishwashers (65% of the respondents) and refrigerator/freezers (60%).

It is worth noting that the candidates said to be most in favour of reform, like Wang Yang and Li Yuanchao, did not make it into the final seven.

The two dimensions may reinforce each other: culturally liberal, economically right-wing parties are expected to be most in favour of decentralization, while their ideological opposites should be least supportive.

It's the old who are most in favour of selection.

And in terms of whether academics should receive payment for doing reviews, those in the youngest age group 20-299) were most in favour, while those who were over 60 were the most resistant.

Among likely voters for the three main parties, Lib Dem voters were most in favour – 57% said they would be inclined to pay more – with 26% saying that they would not be prepared to pay more for such goods.

Additionally, the recent electoral setbacks for the AKP, the party perceived as being most in favour of helping Syrian refugees, has made many Syrians nervous about Turkey's political future.

The attempt by the American and Iraqi governments to establish a strong, Sunni anti-Isis force has failed those, like Mr Juburi, who are most in favour of it, despite the training programmes being carried out in Anbar province.

I am not keen on unenforceable top-down bans; I am in favour of schools deciding it's the way forward and then how best to put it in place, but I'm most in favour of asking that difficult question especially when children themselves, the first generation to grow up with this digital reality, want guidance and advice.

Even now we have the strange situation of those politicians who are most in favour of austerity, like Iain Duncan Smith, who back Osborne to the hilt with his scare stories of economic vulnerability, arguing that Britain is a major trading nation that should have the confidence to leave the EU and make its own way in the world.

It was Ferguson who drew up Monmouth's proclamation, and he who was most in favour of Monmouth being crowned King.