Sentence examples for favour to spend from inspiring English sources

The analysis on the professional groups showed that the most favoured amount that GPs are willing to pay on average is about €4100, staff and assistant nurses would favour to spend an amount of approximately €1900 (significant difference: p < 0.01) for palliative care trainings per year.

"I think they'll see two things in our favour; a willingness to spend some money upgrading Griffin Park - especially given that we are going to be moving into a state-of-the-art new stadium - and also a lot of people would probably think if we are promoted we will be a 'one season wonder', even if they would not admit it," he added.

The system could favour candidates with money to spend, although in Totnes a £200 spending limit was imposed.

Internet pharmacies such as drugstore.com are also out of favour, because they need to spend so much on infrastructure and their brands.

Ms Greening said she was in favour of enshrining the commitment to spend 0.7% of GDP on foreign aid in law.

Turing chose to avoid that crowd in favour of heading back south to spend time with his partner Neville, a statistics postgraduate at Cambridge University.

After immigration, Latino voters prioritise education and health care, issues that tend to favour a Democratic Party more inclined to spend on such things.But let's not overstate the problem for Republicans either.

Mr Cusick was glad he'd retired.Another planetModern television favours media-studies graduates able to spend time toiling as unpaid interns.

On the contrary, he says, he wants governments only to spend more wisely, favouring capital investment.Mr Monti is an optimist too in his view of public opinion.

You could also have it at your own home to save on money to help decorate it out or to spend on party favours for guests.

Some teams favour restricting clubs to spending a fixed percentage of their turnover on players' wages.