Sentence examples for changed in favour of from inspiring English sources
The tenure institutions were radically changed in favour of public ownership, while minifundia and tenancies were abolished.
Traditionally, it spelled ruin.Slowly but surely, however, bankruptcy law has changed in favour of the corporate debtor.
Political ideology changed in favour of more functionalist buildings and the architects were condemned as "elitists" and "cultural aristocrats".
Whatever it is, if staff report every adverse incident, then systems or practices can be changed in favour of safety.
However, over the last 10 years, breeding priorities have changed in favour of the development of cultivars with multiple resistance to fungal diseases and lodging.
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.
In one review [ 42] the assessment of effectiveness changed in favour to the treatment when prioritising aspects of external validity.
That's also because the BBC's commissioning structure was fundamentally changed, and is continuing to change, in favour of independents".
With the increase in regime brutality and international apathy, the situation on the ground began to change in favour of jihadist groups.
There appears to be an almost unanimous view that the school inspection must change in favour of a leaner, more targeted inspection regime, concentrated on schools causing concern, and allied to more professional "peer review".
