Sentence examples for favourable access to from inspiring English sources
The commission is taking the hardest line that the UK must accept free movement of people if it wants favourable access to the single market.
The CEFC was established by the government to provide favourable access to finance for clean energy projects which cannot secure required funding through conventional means.
Some pretty entrenched and resourceful interests stand to gain quite a lot from a technology that offers such favourable access to - and rents from - intellectual property.
The Brexit secretary said the government would not rule out making future payments indefinitely in order to secure favourable access to European markets, in remarks that were endorsed by the prime minister's spokeswoman and the chancellor.
David Davis, the Brexit secretary, said last week that the government would not rule out making future payments to the EU in order to secure favourable access to European markets.
Britain's decision to join the European project in 1973 led to the abandonment of a system of reciprocal trade terms, known as Commonwealth Preference: henceforth French, not New Zealander, farmers would enjoy favourable access to British markets.
One Foot used Bournemouth to film some exterior sequences because of its favourable climate, easy access to London, and economical benefits relative to filming in the capital.
One Foot had used Bournemouth since the show's beginning because of its favourable climate, easy access to London, and lower costs compared to filming in the capital.
It has many of the key elements: a highly entrepreneurial culture; incubators and accelerators; venture capital; some gradually favourable government policy and access to growth funding.
H3: The more favourable are conditions for access to start-up capital loaned by local banks, the higher is the likelihood of creating ethnic ventures in the enclave.
H2: The more favourable are conditions for access to start-up capital loaned by members of the ethnic group, the higher is the likelihood of creating ethnic ventures in the enclave.
