Sentence examples for does favour from inspiring English sources

The current central bank chief, Mario Draghi, does favour the creation of a $100 billion Italian banking superpower.

Neither candidate received a club with which to bludgeon the other in the middling growth figure, though continued growth does favour the incumbent.

The government has said it does not favour privatisation but it does favour efficient services, however they are run (it could be public, private or voluntary).

Even if we assume the mayor does favour a larger budget deficit to stimulate growth, cutting the 50% rate of income tax is not the appropriate policy to achieve this.

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Professor Charles Pattie, a geographer at Sheffield University who has studied constituencies and their consequences, says that there is ample evidence that the current system does favour Labour, but that it happened by accident not design and that size of electorate is not the only factor.

Yet much of what Osborne does favours the old at the expense of the young.

People who do favour those rather than open ground.

One way or another, I do favour New York.

Although Hispanic voters do favour Democrats, it won't do to be complacent about that.

And while 53% of people did favour the creation of an English Parliament, 40% were opposed.