Sentence examples for favored moves from inspiring English sources

The pressure for further easing of sanctions also came from Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the Myanmar opposition leader and former political prisoner, who said during a visit to Washington last week that she favored moves toward normalization of commercial relations.

He stressed that he enjoyed the freedom of the job, but he also favored moves to unionize the drivers.

"If you look at ancient depictions of grappling, wrestling, et cetera, et cetera," Danaher said, "you will see many of the favored moves of today in cave drawings from Egypt of ancient grapplers: you will recognize the same front headlocks, for example.

Dr. Jaczko had favored moving more spent fuel to casks when he was a member of the commission.

Governor Paterson's office said only that it favored moving forward with "an expedited, transparent, apolitical and publicly accountable procurement process".

As a commission member, Dr. Jaczko said he favored moving more of the fuel to dry casks, but he reversed himself when he became chairman.

On Friday, Mr. Putin said he now favored moving toward ratification of the Kyoto pact after years of delay and indecision.

But he said that the evidence was sketchy enough to be a statistical fluke and that he favored moving ahead with the new machine.

The community group favored moving the contaminated material for storage elsewhere, but the agency maintains there is no place for it.

But he said he thought conservative criticism of Mr. Obama was fair because President George W. Bush generally tried to move terrorism cases away from civilian courts and his successor favored moving them back.

Obama's new C.I.A. director, John O. Brennan, has publicly favored moving the agency away from military operations, at least to some degree, and re-emphasizing its core tasks of gathering and analyzing intelligence.