Sentence examples for favor moving from inspiring English sources

He said he would favor moving nonessential offices off campus, as well as housing.

Some Senate strategists, arguing that the tax issue cannot be avoided in any case, favor moving this summer or fall.

* Some academy members, including a few on its board of governors, are said to favor moving the awards to earlier in the year.

Mr. Scott's Tuesday speech, while popular with the state's superintendents, inspired a flurry of reaction from members of the education community who favor moving forward with the new assessment system.

An administration official said hard-liners at the Pentagon, who oppose preliminary concessions, were once again at odds with State Department officials, who favor moving the process along with step-by-step concessions.

But if there is another big setback, he said — if, for example, cases surge again in India's hot season — he might favor moving back the eradication goal again to spend more on fixing health systems until vaccination of infants for all diseases is better.

Dr. Jaczko had favored moving more spent fuel to casks when he was a member of the commission.

Governor Paterson's office said only that it favored moving forward with "an expedited, transparent, apolitical and publicly accountable procurement process".

As a commission member, Dr. Jaczko said he favored moving more of the fuel to dry casks, but he reversed himself when he became chairman.

To reduce health care costs, he favors moving away from a fee-for-service system, which has the same perverse incentives Smith liked to denounce.

On Friday, Mr. Putin said he now favored moving toward ratification of the Kyoto pact after years of delay and indecision.