Sentence examples for case of favouritism from inspiring English sources

The devastating inquiry reported that Ms Cresson was guilty of "a clear-cut case of favouritism", for employing her home-town friend and dentist.

But they are causing a lot of trouble in the Pacific north-west, as a federal power agency pushes private wind turbines off the grid in what critics call a case of favouritism towards electricity generated by federal dams.The region's windpower companies are enraged and are petitioning the regulators.

An independent report on fraud and nepotism published this week by the commission stated that Cresson was guilty of a "clear-cut case of favouritism," and that her department had "a dysfunctional organisational climate and structure".

In the case of Francis Abbott the issue is murky, Francis herself technically did nothing wrong and much of the accusations of favouritism or even bribery are entangled with opinions over how deserving and talented she was.

Is that because of favouritism?

There is a lot of favouritism.

But are the accusations of favouritism correct?

Arrest statistics fuel suspicions of favouritism.

Occasionally there are complaints of favouritism.

We're aware of the dangers of favouritism".

Officials avoid decisions for fear of being accused of favouritism.