Sentence examples for but would favour from inspiring English sources

He, Ashworth and Gill will consider foreign candidates but would favour a manager who has experienced life in the Premier League.

They would prefer to loan him out again, but De Bruyne would favour a permanent move so he can get his career back on track.

But he would favour "grand committees" meeting in the summer around the regions to listen to people raise issues of local concern.

We all have our pet policies to do this, but most economists would favour boosting skilled and student migration; improving transport infrastructure; and building more houses.

There has been talk of a progressive tax, which is something I would favour, but it is the balance that is important.

Much of the build-up had centred not on how Qarabag would line up but on whom Deila would favour up front; the Norwegian opted for Nadir Ciftci over the in-form Leigh Griffiths.

Mr Farage has not yet declared which of the many alternative voting systems he would favour, but any more proportional system would be likely to give him and other smaller parties a boost.

If a LAW launcher can take out an M60 tank in one shot, and an AT launcher needs two, it would be pretty obvious which one you would favour, but only if you knew that rocket launchers in general take a long time to reload and thus only then would you know to look for one that reloads quickest.

Each of those outcomes leads to a different portfolio selection.Renewed growth would obviously be best, and would favour equities, but at the moment looks difficult to pull off.

But at least the Americans would favour a closer relationship with a newly democratised country that to date had kept its Muslim extremists in check.

But Mr Cameron insisted he would "favour him facing the full force of international law and justice for what he's done".