Sentence examples for favour planning from inspiring English sources

Outfits that aim to protect the British countryside, such as the Campaign to Protect Rural England, are sceptical, while those that worry about climate change, such as Friends of the Earth, seem cautiously in favour (planning disputes are a big reason wind farms have been so difficult to build in Britain, and some greens are keen on nuclear power).

In the Australian context, formal care is more widespread for children in this age group and the similarity in responses suggest that in terms of infants and toddlers participatory learning, all educators favoured planning and levels of control as a pedagogic strategy.

The CCM is a recently developed conceptual framework for the care of chronically ill patients, which favours planned and proactive care [ 10].

This trial was stopped prematurely because of overwhelming benefit favouring planned CS, with a relative risk of 0.33 (95%CI 0.19 0.56) for perinatal/neonatal mortality or serious neonatal morbidity[ 3].

The methods that women employ to get the support of their male partners for FP adoption include consulting with the man's close friends who could influence him and mother-in-laws who favour family planning.

Evolutionary biology has rejected any argument in favour of planned ageing.

In short, the public incline narrowly towards favouring plans for Thatcher's funeral.

The Prime Minister has been criticised for favouring plans to restart the plants, with new safety guidelines, and for championing a new nuclear energy partnership with India.

The party is opposed to the expansion of airports in the south of England, favouring plans to maximise the capacity of existing airports.

"On the whole, we find from meetings with developers and their agents that they favour our planning approach," he insisted.

Lord Rogers is in favour of cutting through planning procedures but he also includes ominous phrases about "enhancing the strategic role of local government".