Sentence examples for favorable to business from inspiring English sources
Indeed, it said, "on the current court, no Republican-appointed justice is less favorable to business than any Democrat".
Citing steadily declining jobs in traditional industries like mining, logging and energy development, Montana is preparing to change its environmental regulations to make them more favorable to business.
Since World War II, the Minnesota Law Review study found, "justices appointed by Republican presidents are notably more favorable to business than justices appointed by Democratic presidents".
Since viral videos can trigger network effects that are favorable to business, it is important to compare the two types of videos with high viewership.
Although decisions under the Roberts court have been notably favorable to business, the trend toward constricting the ability of private plaintiffs to bring securities fraud cases predates the chief justice's arrival.
Consumer advocates hailed the settlement as an important and somewhat surprising step by the Bush administration, which has staked out a position on many antitrust issues seen as favorable to business interests.
The cases speak to the debate underway about proposed changes to bankruptcy laws that would make the process cheaper for and potentially more favorable to businesses trying to reorganize.
The reasoning was clear: since the federal government built the highways that goods were shipped on and created tax codes favorable to businesses, it had jurisdiction over how businesses operated.
But the decision could be stayed and the league is expected to appeal to the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, which is a heavily Republican court that is viewed as being more favorable to businesses.
The league probably views the Court of Appeals, loaded with appointees of Republican presidents and viewed as one of the most conservative courts in the country, to be more favorable to businesses.
