Liberals favour a more strongly presidential system in the hope that a non-Islamist figure will prevail.
Finally, the European Parliament negotiators managed to secure €76 million (20 %) fresh money, complemented by a redistribution that favours volunteering more strongly, and the inclusion of safeguards to avoid exploitation for profit-making purposes.
In this context, areas with high infestation levels could even more strongly favour the native species in the low mussel zone and perhaps create new balances in the mid zone.
Given the differential response of native and introduced Phragmites, we hypothesize that the competitive advantage will shift to more strongly favour the introduced lineage, especially when competition is coupled with anthropogenic N pollution and rising CO2.
He might be more strongly favoured had he not already ruled himself out of the race because of his commitment to Canada (his term ends in 2015), one of the few rich countries to have had a good crisis.
Compared with their engineering counterparts, medical staff more strongly favoured the use of a variety of different assessment methods [U = 2096, z = 2.60, p < 0.01] in collaboration with students [U = 1889, z = 3.31, p < 0.001].
Just as in models that consider the evolution of redundancy [ 20, 29], we find that greater redundancy (i.e. cooperative regulation) is more strongly favoured in smaller populations; and that for intermediate population sizes the evolutionary dynamics are bistable, such that cooperative binding is maintained if it is already present, but cannot evolve if it is absent.
Recent polls (see chart) show that Afghans are much more strongly in favour of foreign forces than Iraqis.
While leftwing newspapers were more strongly in favour of the EU and more critical of the outcome of Britain's referendum arguing it could damage the EU; rightwing papers were also generally negative towards Brexit, although their analysis tended to be more understanding about the reasons behind Britain's vote to leave.
Sunni Arab politicians tend to favour a continuing American presence even more strongly and openly these days, since General Petraeus's "bottom up" strategy of bypassing the central government and helping tribes to organise their own paramilitary forces seems to be working.
However, unlike in Mayo, Sturt's undecided voters favoured the Liberal party (39%) much more strongly than NXT and Labor (both 19.5%).
