Sentence examples for favour that it from inspiring English sources
Before Justice Antonin Scalia died in February, conservatives were confident that the court would rule 5-4 in their favour that it was unconstitutional to require public sector workers to pay so-called "fair share fees" to support their unions.
That, coupled with Russia's poor record of banking supervision, suggests that bail-outs will be plentiful and bankruptcies few.Or take the biggest point in the government's favour: that it has not printed money as quickly and eagerly as at first feared.
It's in Vinyl's favour that it's doing such a handsome job as a love letter to music, because as a drama it's all over the place.
Yet it's so weighted in the former's favour that it's a miracle Timoner persuaded the latter to narrate the arch voiceover ("It was so retro. And so the future").. "Courtney sees the bigger picture.
"On the basis that it appears likely the resolution will not achieve the 11 votes in favour that it requires and there is now some damage being done to the league's commercial prospects and, by implication, your own club's potential future distributions, I would ask you to consider whether you would, especially given current circumstances and uncertainties, wish to withdraw the resolution.
Five different pathologists have looked at various samples of the tumour at different times and all favour that it is a meningioma, albeit with some uncertainty.
Europe's present mood does not favour that outcome, but it is hard to think of one that might work better.The solution proposed by the Amato commission mixes practicality with romance, optimism and desperation.
The British government seemed to favour that option too: it hopes that after a summer break tempers might have cooled and the IRA's decommissioning scheme will progress in a way that begins to wear down or reduce unionist suspicion.The alternative which Sinn Fein favours would be to dissolve the Assembly and call new elections, which would probably be held in October.
Another point in its favour is that it begins with the "ground" – the repeated two lines that, in performance, are sung by the lower voices.
What also works in its favour is that it doesn't pretend to do anything more than scare the pants off you.
AvP owes its genesis more to the video games than to the movies that preceded them, but this actually weighs in its favour in that it is not tied down by the conventions of the originals.
