Sentence examples for favour taking from inspiring English sources

Some non-Ndebele MDC branches also favour taking part in the election, to occupy whatever political space they can.In this section Let them breathe Old Labour?

I'd favour taking a common sense approach and trusting that staff are grown up enough to avoid favouritism and use the moderation process effectively.

"There are strong business reasons that employers are starting to discover to favour taking on at least some older workers," she says.

Ed Miliband suggested yesterday that Labour may favour taking some rail franchises back into public ownership when he spoke of his support for "innovative solutions".

And after British Gas's announcement of an 18% hike in its gas tariffs, having posted record profits of £742m last year, it's highly probable that a similar proportion would favour taking the once state-owned company back into public ownership.

In general, as participants' RIS values increased in a direction that would favour taking antihypertensive medication, they were more likely to decide to take medication, regardless of what information they were provided.

Polls suggested voters favoured taking a hard line with the ruralistas.

Both to the Chinese authorities and to fellow Tibetans who favoured taking a more strident line, his message was the same: "Whether we like or not, we have to live side by side, we have to find mutually agreed solutions".

Democrats generally favoured taking in refugees, though disagreed over how many, while Republicans were more likely to call for stricter US entrance requirements or loudly blame Obama for the unrest.

The announcement by the Russian president Dmitry Medvedev that he favours taking a back seat and recommending his predecessor, Vladimir Putin, to succeed him in 2012 should hardly come as a surprise.

Riyad Hijab, a former Syrian prime minister and head of the opposition higher negotiations committee, favours taking part in the talks, the sources said, adding that Saudi Arabia was also exerting heavy pressure on the Syrians to go to Geneva.