Sentence examples for favour actions from inspiring English sources

The normative reasons that favour actions are not psychological states but facts or truths, features of the world that speak in their favour.

It will necessarily be aimed at the lowest common denominator and probably favour action over dialogue to ease its passage into overseas markets.

In 2016, Mr. Trump said Mr. Bezos was using the Post to attack him because Amazon has a 'huge antitrust problem.' If Mr. Trump believes that — or even if he doesn't — his administration might favour action".

Even when such a hazard had been identified, Green tended to favour action by the affected community itself rather than national state action itself — local councils and municipal authorities tended to produce measures that were more imaginative and better suited to the daily reality of a social problem.

We have always been to some extent a society that favours action over contemplation.

Clearly Terry is a man who favours action over words, so perhaps that's his apology right there.

Almost three-quarters of 100 politicians surveyed by polling company Dods favoured action, including 62% of Conservative MPs.

Public opinion favours action and the recovery is slowly gaining strength, making the pivot from stimulus to restraint less likely to damage growth.

Turkey, a NATO member, is at last suggesting it favours action against IS, but it needs to be seen to help.

The survival horror genre largely draws from both Western (mainly American) and Asian (mainly Japanese) traditions, with the Western approach to horror generally favouring action-oriented visceral horror while the Japanese approach tends to favour psychological horror.

When pressed he said that the "reality is you cannot vote for any political party that favours abortion, that favours sinful actions".