Sentence examples for favour the idea from inspiring English sources
"I favour the idea that one of the lighter supersymmetrical particles is one that accounts for dark matter.
If you favour the idea, you cite Mr Heckman on the Perry and Abecedarian results; if you oppose it, you cite the lacklustre performance of Head Start.
Most people who support the current, rather shaky, coalition government of the centre-left broadly favour the idea of a new amnesty; so does the Catholic church.
At first Lloyd George seemed to favour the idea, but he later changed his mind and Henderson resigned from the cabinet (August 12).
Some Americans favour the idea of "top two" primary elections in which any registered voter can take part, and choose two candidates, regardless of party, to contest an election.
Downing Street is understood to favour the idea of spreading the cost of an ageing population more fairly through a levy and ensuring that millions of Britons have something left to pass on to their children.
In the abstract, both Israelis and Palestinians favoured the idea of Jerusalem being an open city, without division.
And Britain's Mr Blair favours the idea of a clearer division of powers between Brussels and national capitals.
In contrast, Durant was a dreamer who favoured the idea that spending more money could lead to greater growth.
Even in the province that is home to the tar sands, more than one in three favoured the idea.
