Sentence examples for favored measures from inspiring English sources

Politicians of the day generally divided into those who favored measures favorable to debtors – called the "relief" position or party – and those who insisted that creditors be paid in a timely manner – called the "anti-relief" position or party.

But it also has its roots in recent German politics, which have favored measures to keep unemployment low and win support from employers.

In fact, some analysts predicted that legislative gridlock would be a likely result of the change in Senate control, with Democrats unable to overcome presidential vetoes of their favored measures.

They favor measures that would grant legal status, at least temporarily, to illegal immigrant farm workers already in the country.

Democratic lawmakers generally favor measures aimed at low- and middle-income families, arguing they need the extra money most acutely and are most likely to spend it immediately.

Those think tanks argued that keeping track of emission reductions would make it easier for a future administration to introduce a real global warming policy: companies that had accumulated credits might favor measures that gave those credits some value.

It is no surprise that a majority of the population (including a majority of gun owners) favors measures that would restrict high-risk individuals from having such easy access to guns.

Again, we favor measures that do not depend on the level of coarse-graining and parameters like persistence length.

Who should favor Measure M, the Forever Tax?

To avoid layoffs, he favored voluntary measures like asking pilots to forgo holiday pay and to take additional time off.

Judging from first two facts, no wonder it's the Democrats who want to enlarge the franchise, and favor measures that make it easier to vote, while Republicans fight to restrict it.