But if the rules favour them over financial companies, trading will tend to migrate towards them, and away from banks.
Regardless of what how-to-vote cards might suggest, Labor can rest assured that Greens voters will overwhelmingly favour them over the Coalition when forced to rank every candidate in the lower house, as the compulsory preferential voting system demands.
The final total will depend on the government's ability to strike a balance between helping the newcomers settle into life in Canada without being seen as favouring them over other vulnerable groups, said McCallum.
Oxfordshire County Council's consultation criteria were biased towards urban areas, looking at how many people lived, worked, shopped, commuted in a half-mile radius of the library, which naturally favoured them over the rural libraries that will now suffer the most cuts.
During informal interviews after the implementation, the main users reported a high overall satisfaction with the electronic version of the questionnaires and favoured them over paper based forms.
"If I had to bet 100 bucks, I'd bet on biofuels," says Hunter Lovins, co-author of "Natural Capitalism", adding that she would favour them even over plug-in hybrids and hydrogen fuel cells.
Employers pass them over in favour of younger people who have a recent employment history.
Gaffney favours them being pushed over in line with other evidence that ancient cultures were happy to dismantle their monuments.
There are other unintended consequences as well, banks say, as concerns about passing stress tests makes them favour government bonds over business lending, which would harm the growth of the private sector.
Specifically, nobody compared the euro to a doomed ocean liner, a train heading at speed for the buffers, or a burning building: all of them favoured images over the weekend.There were no references to the second world war.
Species and stocks that leave natal streams earlier may be favoured over later-migrating fish.
