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But keeping these debts on their books, and so continuing to favour existing long-term but often poor-risk customers, is choking off bank credit to those firms which could actually make good use of it.
The Democrats favour existing government agencies working through "pharmacy-benefit managers", the middlemen who negotiate drug prices between drug manufacturers and managed-care companies; the Thomas bill prefers dealing directly through private health insurers, which will compete for the Medicare folk.
If I can get away with plugging an e-book by a colleague, The Gated City, makes a very convincing case that economic development is driven by cities, but that cities are often held back by planning laws that favour existing residents and push up house prices.
Our statistical models prescribe the profile of those most probably in favour of existing installations, new installations in other parts of Evia or new installations elsewhere in Greece.
Many policies distort the market in favour of existing fossil fuel technologies.
This bias influences the long-term parasite population structure, in favour of existing parasites, resulting in a decrease in the incidence of fever and subsequent treatment, masking the ongoing transmission of parasites in semi-immune hosts.
Often, however, the 'scripts' incorporated in product packaging were overlooked in favour of existing and overlapping practices associated with food preparation, eating and weight management.
McMillan said he favoured the existing OAIC models.
The regulatory regime favours the existing owners of platforms and pipelines and deters newcomers.
The unanswered question, the one on which the election should depend, is how that transition can be managed without favouring the existing economic elite at the expense of the majority.
Mr. Erdogan drove through parliament a bill that limited punishment for match fixing immediately after the scandal erupted despite opposition from President Abdullah Gul, who like Mr. Gulen, favoured the existing severe penalties.
