This may explain why so many such people around the world, and even within America, favour John Kerry, widely regarded as the French-leaning candidate in the American election.
The Regius Professorship of Civil Law had also become vacant in 1753; despite support from Lord Mansfield, Blackstone had been rejected in favour of Robert Jenner, widely considered Blackstone's lesser intellectually but a far greater political mind.
It's cheap, but packed full of protein and so many carbs it is widely favoured by the city's marathon runners.
Fiona Reynolds, director general of the National Trust, has been appointed a Dame in a New Year honours list that widely favours charities, campaigners and local government.
The judges, promoting the postmodernist trend in Russian literature, passed over Lyudmila Petrushevskaya, who had been widely favoured to win the prize for Vremya: noch' ("The Time: Night").
Mr Nazarbaev has spread his favours even more widely: his daughter runs the state television company, his son-in-law is head of the tax police and a relative of his is head of the powerful foreign investment committee.Nation-builders...Dwelling solely on these flaws, however, does the Caspian's leaders an injustice.
Whilst Prokhorov is widely favoured by the rich, his programme appeals to them.
The Workers Party candidate beat Aécio Neves, who was widely favoured by the business community, by just 3% of the vote.
In recent decades, the understanding of gender and health issues has been widely favoured by the development of relational theory.
Although procedures such as WLS allow the implementation of objective criteria for parameterisation, manual fitting is still widely favoured by practitioners of geostatistics as it allows the incorporation of prior knowledge of the phenomena of interest in the variogram model.
Counselling was widely favoured by both GPs and PNs to help patients come to terms with their condition, to increase confidence in self management or to aid in venting feelings.
