Sentence examples for favour progress from inspiring English sources

Mr Renzi, Mr Berlusconi and Mr Grillo all agree that any new law should favour progress towards a two-party democracy.

Continental socialists continued to favour progress towards European union and this difference in outlook came to be an important cause of the gap that has existed ever since between them and the Labour party.

It would end 20 years of bitter struggle with a clear decision in favour of progress.

In 2001, when the MDGs were formulated, influential voices were able to convince the international community that democratic freedoms could be relegated in favour of progress on economic indicators.

Cardiff Council granted planning permission for the building on 8 November 1999 and by 26 January 2000 the National Assembly voted in favour of progressing the project onto the next stage.

3. Identify the subjects who may progress to chronicity and the factors favouring progression.

Yet with his fortune intact, and support from high profile Democrats like John Edwards and John Kerry, the odds favour Lamont making progress.

Yet when Mr Xi arrived in India, Narendra Modi, the prime minister, seemed determined to banish suspicion and rivalry in favour of material progress in Sino-Indian exchanges.

It addresses the inherent inequalities of the current final salary arrangements which favour those who progress through the salary scales and, in particular, those who get a promotion just before retirement".

Chris Ashton sparkled before falling out of form and favour, Andy Farrell's progress was hampered by a succession of injuries, Lesley 'the Volcano' Vainikolo failed to recreate his league pyrotechnics.

Under Caracalla, the situation quieted, and the church continued to progress, favoured perhaps by the relative freedom that the law granted to funerary collegia (whence the first catacombs).