Sentence examples for favour moving from inspiring English sources

Lenin did not favour moving toward a socialist economy after October, because the Bolsheviks lacked the necessary economic skills.

A second glance is more reassuring: the real message of the election is that a majority of Serbs, including many who voted for the Radicals, favour moving the country forward on the path of European integration.The question is how.

An even odder thing about this bunch of demonstrators is that they seem to be out of step with their country's general sentiment about globalisation.A recent study of polling data by the Programme on International Policy Attitudes found that 61% of Americans favour moving ahead with globalisation, and only 35% want to slow it down or reverse it (see chart 1).

Prof Talbot said he would favour moving towards electronic voting, which would replace the "very 19th Century" system currently in place.

However, Uefa is believed to favour moving the competition to January 2022 rather than November and December of that year to avoid impacting on the Champions League.

Li opposed the step, but Duan favoured moving toward entry into the war.

Last weekend the governor said he favoured moving California's presidential primaries up to February 5th.

Mrs Morley wanted to add depth, coining the term "beauty with a purpose"; her husband favoured moving downmarket.

In Warsaw the Church favours moving the cross from its palace site to the city's St Anne's church.

CUP has said it favours moving forward with independence if separatists win a majority of seats and votes.

Some in the hierarchy favoured moving against the previously little-known Lisburn councillor as soon as she went public to the BBC Spotlight programme to claim that DUP special adviser Stephen Brimstone told her how to vote at a board meeting of the Housing Executive.