Sentence examples for favorable considerations from inspiring English sources

The first deadline, which gives applicants the most favorable considerations, is Nov. 30.

In particular, though black service to the country created "favorable considerations" for the wider acceptance of their demands for justice, it remained an insufficient and "untenable" justification (Crummell, "New York Convention Address," 202).

The bill is pending in the State Senate, where, it is hoped, it will receive the same favorable consideration that it received in the Assembly.

Deri is on trial for fraud and corruption, but, with his friend Bar-On as Attorney General, the report suggested that he was hoping to win favorable consideration.

"Your favorable consideration of this appeal would be greatly appreciated," the governor wrote to the president, who ultimately granted Mr. Perry's request.

Mr. Mohamed's lawyers suggested in a May 2 letter to Judge Sand that they might want to cite any such agreements in arguing to the jury that their client also deserves favorable consideration.

Walsh told the agent about Rockwell Kent's letter "requesting that the firm give favorable consideration to the subject's writings," and he said that he had rejected the manuscripts "for lack of literary merit".

But several cases involving American servicemen, especially on Okinawa, where the bulk of United States troops in Japan are based, prompted the United States to offer "favorable consideration" to requests for transferring suspects to Japanese authorities even before indictment in heinous cases.

"I'm not saying that the Republicans wouldn't have given us favorable consideration on this measure," said Mr. Feltman, who is executive director of the Employers Council on Flexible Compensation, a trade group.

Mr. Bowers said he did not see term limits as a major issue, but that if a proposal to extend them came before him, he "would give it favorable consideration".

Under a program called Fugitive Safe Surrender, which promises favorable consideration — though not amnesty — for those with open warrants for nonviolent crimes, nearly 1,000 people surrendered on Wednesday and Thursday, the first two days of the four-day program here.