Of the participants, 54 % was favourable to such programmes and the same percentage would favour personal counselling by a dietician.
He suggested the incentives could include promises of cheaper gas, favourable loans or personal advantages for Yanukovych.
True, only 39% of Americans, according to a New York Times/CBS poll, now have a favourable opinion of his "personal image" but only 36% want impeachment hearings and 57% would prefer a censure vote.
Fourth, all the mentors and mentees were self-selected and their interest in mentorship may have skewed the results towards a more favourable estimate of the personal gains and achievements from mentoring, and of higher and more unrealistic expectations.
It acquired the sense of secret and concealed … In C17 and especially C18 [came] the steady association of private with personal, as strongly favourable terms".
The participant was informed that a personal view and reflection, favourable (positive) or unfavourable (negative), was required under both the following two broad circumstances, specifically relating to a scenario whereby: 1.
Under persistent questioning from Jay, he eventually admitted, however, that Hunt's "personal view" was in fact favourable to the bid.
The details vary, but most countries extend the same favourable tax treatment to money-purchase and group personal pensions as to final-salary pensions: contributions are exempt, investment returns are exempt, and only the actual pension is taxed.
The Whigs, the Dutch, Marlborough and Eugene failed for personal and political reasons to secure a favourable peace, adhering to the uncompromising slogan 'No peace without Spain' without any clear knowledge of how to accomplish it.
Longterm professional expectations were closely linked with their personal lives and support a vision of a favourable work/life balance.
