Sentence examples for favour larger from inspiring English sources

As a whole, Spain's electoral system tends to disproportionately favour larger parties in each province.

One person may favour larger government expenditures and simultaneously oppose higher taxes.

But tendering practices tend to favour larger, private sector organisations with the economies of scale and expertise to handle the bureaucracy.

"While there have been several small scale attacks in Mali so far this year, Belmokhtar has tended to favour larger scale attacks".

The electoral system for France's 577-seat parliament, the Assemblée Nationale, is designed to favour larger parties and make things difficult for smaller ones, who would mostly prefer proportional representation.

Smaller stores and restaurants may not be able to outcompete larger businesses or may be forced to close from lost sales due to changes in automobile traffic patterns that favour larger businesses.

John Nelson of Moody's, a ratings agency, argues that these reforms will favour large, efficient providers.

First on their list was a fear that the Netherlands would lose influence in an EU that would favour large countries.

It's another way to favour large organisations – even though their footprint tends to shrink both nationally and abroad.

Regarding the construction process, draining operations have a major impact and favour large-scale mixing between shallow and deep groundwater.

At fault are badly drafted laws, unclear regulations, corruption and heavy-handed security and paramilitary forces – all of which favour large business over the poor.