Sentence examples for favourable statements from inspiring English sources

Trump's previous, favourable statements about Russia's authoritarian president, Vladimir Putin, and suggestions that the Trump administration, once in office, will attempt to reach an accommodation with Moscow, have intensified critics' concerns about possible collusion between the two self-styled strongmen.

A favourable statement from the euro-zone finance ministers, he reckoned, would prompt the European Central Bank to allow Greece to sell more short-term debt, relieving the pressure on payments.

Cech made a less favourable impression.

Another factor ("Considering a primary care career") was primarily characterized by responses to the statement "I would like to become a primary care doctor in the future", along with other statements that presented favourable views of primary care.

Work was halted at the site on Saturday after an inspection by environment agency officers discovered that housekeeping was "unsatisfactory with potential breeding habitats favourable to mosquito breeding", the statement added.

Some items were reverse-worded, where disagreement with the statement represents a favourable view towards the course.

The ambulance service was found, like South Yorkshire police, to have altered officers' statements to present a favourable account to the official inquiry by Lord Justice Taylor and other legal processes.

One major criticism she had was that many of the official party accounts simply reposted statements they perceived as favourable to them, without attempting to explain to voters why their policy objectives would be of benefit.

They also point out that Gene Roddenberry had made statements in later life favourable to acceptance of homosexuality and the portrayal of same-sex relationships in Star Trek, but that the franchise's coverage has remained meagre.

Men who gave responses in favour of male involvement for all six statements were considered to have a favourable attitude to male involvement.> The questionnaire was translated into English prior to analysis.

The response to the statement has not been favourable and Collymore – a prominent anti-racism campaigner – has criticised the LMA's stance.