Sentence examples for favour it as from inspiring English sources

The left, long opposed to the EU as a capitalist body, now seems to favour it as corporatist one.

Hence the current push for independence, after which – if the Catalans vote for political parties which favour it, as they seem due to do on November 25th – articles like this defensively informative one will become thoroughly redundant.

Environmental factors could favour it as cold winters (Book V, chap. V, p. 104), or some foods as onion (Book V, chap. XVII, p. 124), milk, warm honey with nuts (Book V, chap. XXVI, p. 130), and wines, especially red ones (Book V, chap. XXVIII, pp. 134 135); this type of headache is comparable to previous cephalalgia or cephalea.

Two names allude to its consumption by horses; bridle bush, a name used east of Esperance, refers to the fact that horses favour it as fodder; and sweat bush, used around Hopetoun, derived from the claim that horses break out in sweat after consuming young growth.

If you haven't seen the video of Justin Bieber throwing up during his first Believe tour date in Arizona, do yourself a favour and watch it as soon as humanly possible.

Because of a tip's nature as a gift or a favour, it can be perceived as an implication of servility.

In the East the official status of Greek and the favour it enjoyed from such emperors as Hadrian gave new life to Greek literature.

(Those in favour viewed it as an opportunity to get rich; those against feared the disruption of ancient ways and potential ecological damage).

And the "deficit levy" is going but that is exactly what was legislated when Labor voted in favour of it as a temporary measure in 2014.

Even very mainstream commentators are coming round to this idea – Anthony Hilton in the London Evening Standard came out in favour of it as good, commonsense Keynesianism, this week.

Last year Pranab Mukherjee, India's finance minister, reportedly dismissed such aid as "a peanut in our total development exercises" (though this year he spoken in favour of it, as did various state-level politicians).The pressure is beginning to tell.