Sentence examples for favorable action from inspiring English sources

After a favorable action yesterday by New Jersey telephone regulators, AT&T said it would begin offering local service to millions of residents and businesses in the state.

The other venue where the unions will be looking for more favorable action is the National Labor Relations Board, which enforces labor laws and oversees elections at workplaces where unions are seeking to organize.

In February, the previous T.V.A. chairman said he had clashed with Mr. Lay, saying that Mr. Lay had threatened in early 2000 to use his political connections to obtain favorable action from the authority.

The Senator responded, quite appropriately, that he has written scores of such letters over the years, for friends and non-contributors alike; in this case, his attempt to hustle along the F.C.C. — he didn't request favorable action, just a speedy result — was no secret and, indeed, had been praised editorially by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

So, Siegelman is due to appear before Fuller for resentencing unless he wins a new trial or other favorable action from the Justice Department or courts.

BSA introduced at time zero and after one hour of reactivation induced similar effects (Fig. 2B); however, its favorable action diminished when it was added at progressively longer times.

The co-signers go on to list several of these "enormously favorable" actions.

In addition, the Office of Special Council, which was previously plagued with problems, is on track this year to deliver the most favorable actions for federal whistleblowers in its history.

"The fundamental question is, with this deal and the others we cite in this book, is it coincidence in a pattern we see repeated dozens of times where large Clinton supporters have business before the State Department, they make large payments, and favorable actions are taken," Schweizer said in an interview on "Fox News Sunday".

These findings lay initial groundwork for the identification of the thresholds in physical activities that can differentiate its favorable actions from its unfavorable consequences on joints.

Detecting errors may reduce uncertainty and thus help learning to choose favorable actions and to avoid unfavorable actions, new uncertainties may arise at the same time.