Sentence examples for favored setting from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton said she favored setting high standards, and assured her that the extra work would pay off.

When United Nations officials met with the ayatollah in March, he chastised them for choosing the system, and said he favored setting assembly seats aside district by district, a preference he reiterated Monday.

"The White Ribbon," which won the Palme d'Or in Cannes and the top European Film Award this year, is a rare foray out of the clamor and anomie of modern urban Europe that is Mr. Haneke's favored setting.

He added that the commission favored setting up a "bad bank" in which the most troubled assets could be parked and isolated from the rest of the banking system.

There was another reason Clinton favored setting a seat aside for Laureate at the August 2009 event: The company was started by a businessman, Doug Becker, "who Bill likes a lot," the secretary wrote, referring to her husband, the former president.

In the United States, where electricity is cheap and government policy has favored setting minimum standards for the percentage of energy produced from renewable sources rather than direct economic incentives like Europe's feed-in tariffs, stimulating alternative energy has been only mildly successful.

Going even further, Professor Borjas favors setting the threshold so that the number of immigrants entering the United States falls from about 900,000 to about 500,000 a year.

First, there are marked differences in countries' values and attitudes regarding early childhood education, so that, for example, some countries are quite pre-disposed to specifying standards while others favor setting broad learning goals for young children.

Republicans were closely divided, the poll said, with just more than half saying they favor "setting stricter emission limits on power plants in order to address climate change".

Environmentalists say most respondents favor setting aside 5.1 million acres of wilderness, a proposal backed by the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, a loose coalition of 19 groups.

Thus, the unlimited availability of cell type favors setting up the functional recovery of the damaged liver, ensuring ahead success towards treating liver diseases.