Sentence examples for favour of the three from inspiring English sources
They kicked Donner off Superman II in favour of the Three Musketeers director Richard Lester.
The commission's conclusions are unequivocal: all the evidence comes out strongly in favour of the three.
Prominent opposition figures, including anti-corruption crusader Alexei Navalny, were invited to testify in favour of the three women on trial – and were ultimately barred from doing so.
But the court has established a track record of impartiality, ruling in favour of the three major parties in almost equal proportions over the past decade.
Parents are squeezing the role of play out of their children's lives in favour of the three 'R's as they try to prepare their offspring for a competitive world, according to the head of Lego's education charity arm.
They've studied what happened to him; to McGovern, who was accused of being in favour of the three As - amnesty for Vietnam refuseniks, abortion and acid; and, of course, to John Kerry in the Swift Boat saga of 2004, and they have refined their rebuttal systems like a stealth bomber.
The verdicts in favour of the five men - on the 80th day of a case estimated to have cost more than £20m so far and which is still not over - provoked anger and dismay.
A tour of Europe by the southern hemisphere superpowers often generates talk of the gap between north and south, but with this month's score 3-2 in favour of the four home unions the Wales lock Luke Charteris believes the debate has changed.
A ruling in favour of the two drivers could lead to dozens more coming forward and affect the firm's reliance on those it considers as self-employed.
The courts found in favour of the two editors, on the ground that it was in the interest of the press to expose perceived dangers to society. 5.
The immediate nature of online content, and the way that reaction seems to have more cachet than criticism, means that actual insight (and actual jokes) have been sidelined in favour of the two minute hot take, or the muted, mediated answers of questions facilitated by press officers on the behalf of DJs and producers.
