Sentence examples for favour a case from inspiring English sources

The Americans favour a "case by case" approach, because they say that the best strategy for solving crises (providing public money, restructuring debts or declaring a temporary moratorium) has to be decided each time one breaks out.

Since there was very little difference in the SE and CI estimates from the datasets used, for simplicity one would tend to favour a case based resampling approach.

Last October, America's Supreme Court ruled in favour of a case brought by the Justice Department requiring an end to this.

Even though it is all fiction and Johansson doesn't appear in the novel, the French judge found partially in her favour in a case that has worrying implications for authors and satirists everywhere.

A number of evidence-based reviews and guidelines have concluded that the lack of evidence regarding the benefits, and potential harms and costs, of such screening on women's health and well-being favours a case-finding approach (assessment of a patient based on risks for, and/or clinical signs or symptoms of, exposure) [ 19- 21].

More importantly, the anti-execution movement has made headway precisely because it has eschewed grand gestures in favour of a case-by-case review of the evidence.

There are those, by contrast, who favour a radical new case for smaller government and greater private provision.

Three goals at least they'll need, unless Marseille hold on and do them a favour, in which case a single-goal win will suffice.

Iceland, which screwed its banks' foreign creditors in favour of domestic depositors, is a case in point.

Though few punters could have found a case in favour of the 33-1 winner, among neutrals this will have been a popular success.

Unlike courts in America, for example, they may not decline to hear a case in favour of a victim's local court.