Sentence examples for favored groups from inspiring English sources

And reformers are upset that she has allowed council members to continue doling out discretionary money to favored groups.

They're not supposed to believe that growth can be created or even preserved if government protects favored groups from competition.

One of Olin's distinctive qualities is its steadfastness; it has financed favored groups like the Federalist Society for more than 20 years.

In recent weeks, Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn has announced steps to tighten oversight of the money after it was disclosed that her office, and those of her predecessors, had set aside money for years in the name of fictional organizations to be distributed later outside the normal budgetary process to favored groups.

Unconscious (and, sadly, conscious) attitudes direct opportunities more to favored groups and steer them away from those on the outs.

There are numerous parties but most of them are tied either to the current corrupt regime or to the old Soviet Union's formerly favored groups.

The center said Mr. Obama's incentives could strengthen the labor market, while giving further breaks to "an already favored group — seniors".

Officials favor groups of applicants in order to further policy goals.

This competition favors groups that can best come together and act as one.

The idea that natural selection can favor groups, instead of acting directly on individuals, is highly controversial.

Some evolutionary biologists believe that natural selection can favor groups of people, not just individuals, but the idea is hotly disputed.