Sentence examples for favour setting up from inspiring English sources

For as long as the main judgments are in Brussels, it will be hard to convince investors that the Greek programme is immune from backroom favours.Some economists favour setting up a European Monetary Fund (see article).

It also favours setting up a £100m community investment scheme aimed at supporting inner-city entrepreneurs funded jointly by the government and the venture-capital industry.

EVERYBODY expected Scots to vote in favour of setting up a Scottish parliament in the referendum on September 11th.

Bypassing local authorities in favour of setting up new administrative structures in this way is unnecessarily bureaucratic.

While 74.3% of Scots voted in favour of setting up their own parliament in the 1997 referendum, only 50.3% of Welsh people endorsed the idea of an assembly.

A Vice UK spokesman said: "We are committed to listening to and respecting the views of our employees, and after canvassing them all, the majority have voted in favour of setting up their own staff council.

The media group said a survey of all permanent staff had found a majority in favour of setting up the council, which was proposed by the company in response to calls from some staff to organise a union chapel and gain collective bargaining rights.

Councillors have voted in favour of setting up two temporary travellers' sites in Dorset.

In October 2003, however, he voted in favour of setting up a judicial inquiry into the Iraq War.

This latest film possesses a nearly egregious lack of interest in storytelling, saying nothing worthwhile about the nature of creation in favour of setting up further prequel-sequels.

I'm in favour of people setting up great businesses in Britain, expanding those businesses in Britain, making lots of money when those businesses succeed in Britain.