Sentence examples for favour this approach from inspiring English sources

I favour this approach," he added.

Harman seems to suggest that she would favour this approach.

Less prosperous parents are just as likely to favour this approach, he believes.

Those who favour this approach say that, in part, demographics explain why the eurozone has a slower growth rate than the US Americaa has a rising population, Europe does not.

Economists, in general, favour this approach on the grounds that the approach provides for effective and efficient use of scarce public funds: parents choose the most attractive ECEC service and the inefficient suppliers are weeded out.

Indeed, we have encountered this problem in a previous trial and do not favour this approach [ 11].

Mr Castronova, for one, favoured this approach, but a Turbine spokesman has ruled it out.

But Ban is not the only architect who favours this approach.

Mr Bush, helped by advice from his father, favours this approach, in spite of reservations on the part of some of his close political allies, particularly in the Pentagon.

His favourite method of attack was to hold fire until extremely close (20 m or less), then unleash a short burst at point-blank range a technique he learned while flying as wingman of his former commander, Walter Krupinski, who favoured this approach.

When analysed as separate groups, 36/47 (76.6%) Rheumatologists stated that they use GALS whereas only 2/29 (6.9%) Orthopaedic specialists favoured this approach.