Sentence examples for favour the need from inspiring English sources

In stage-II patients, T4-stage, high histological grade, vascular invasion, tumour obstruction, bowel perforation, and inadequate lymph node resection favour the need for adjuvant therapy, even though limited prospective data support this [ 6].

Germany, by contrast, often argues in favour of the need to renegotiate the treaty to make the kind of legal and policy changes deemed necessary to reinforce the euro and integrate fiscal policy in the eurozone.

Although there are a range of arguments favouring the need for HTA in the SSA context, advocacy for the importance of HTA in these settings needs to emerge more clearly [ 18].

Seven of the eight crossbenchers are demanding the federal government "pause" the Murray-Darling basin plan because, they say, it favours the needs of the environment over those of farmers, irrigators and rural communities.

Historically, metrifonate was also used but this fell out of favour due to the need for multiple doses (Feldmeier 1999; WHO 1998).

Rather than mounting ad hoc rescue missions after the event, it would commit itself in advance to help favoured countries if the need ever arose.

"Rather than being ushered and controlled by a government agency that has demonstrated it will do anything to put a spin in their favour, the reef needs to be first".

"Rather than being ushered and controlled by a government agency that has demonstrated it will do anything to put a spin in their favour, the reef needs to be first," the organisation's managing director John Rumney told the Guardian.

Tottenham are consumed by the need for a favour from elsewhere.

Some factions are in favour, while others stress the need for a new start.

Even Wills, who favoured Rugby School football, saw the need for compromise.