Sentence examples for favourable public from inspiring English sources

Healthcare, education, social security and other socioeconomic rights consistently receive very favourable public endorsement, possibly because most people feel they are highly relevant to their everyday lives.

The favourable public reaction to this new type of highway provided the impetus for the post-World War II toll-road boom in the United States, advanced the start of a major interstate highway program, and influenced highway developments elsewhere.

Known to her friends and colleagues as Twigs, and successfully introduced to a favourable public this year as FKA Twigs ("Formerly Known As", the result of a wrangle with another artist who'd bagged the name), Tahliah Barnett spends her days pivoting between professional identities.

That flies in the face of an influential paper published in the same journal in 2006, which examined the geographic origins of drugs registered between 1982 and 2003 and concluded that favourable public policies had helped propel America to the top of the list.

There appear to be areas of rouging where the flesh rises, as if to suggest that the man has been applying dibs and dabs of make-up to himself in order to enhance the generally favourable public perception – as he believes – of his own favourable qualities.

Fearing that the Exclusion Bill would be passed, and bolstered by some acquittals in the continuing Plot trials, which seemed to him to indicate a more favourable public mood towards Catholicism, Charles dissolved the English Parliament, for a second time that year, in the summer of 1679.

That pits those favourable towards public-service pluralism against the top-down tradition, those who want to soak the rich against the "intensely relaxed", the beer-n-bingo proletariat against the Islington pinot-ariat.

When publicly owned coal mines, land and telecoms spectrum are handed to tycoons on favourable terms, the public suffers.

Yet its economy is more flexible than many others, its demographic outlook is relatively favourable and its public officials are better than most.

In their nonpolitical role, interest groups may have several functions, but, when they become enmeshed in the political sphere, they have one overriding goal: to gain favourable outcomes from public policy decisions.

Although he admits he was initially concerned about the longer-term funding prospects, in the current favourable political and public climate he now feels confident that the Spanish effort to fund and foster hES cell research will continue.