Sentence examples for favourable status from inspiring English sources

Biomass is important in energy conversion processes due to their favourable status with respect to greenhouse gas emissions.

The sex ratio of 0.9 speaks to a reasonably favourable status of women.

Favourable status was characterised by soil base saturation (BS) > 50%, BCC/Al > 1, Corg > 1%, MgO > 6 g/kg, and nitrogen deposition < 1200 mol (H+)/ha·year.

Another major driver for government action is the public commitment to return 95 per cent of Sites of Special Scientific Interest - the prime wildlife areas - to favourable status by 2010.

Either he reaffirms his favourable status amongst Reading fans and stays at the Madejski Stadium, or he increases his wage and becomes a Premier League manager.

However, in 2002, the government's nature conservation agency re-stated that overgrazing was one of the key issues undermining favourable status on Natura 2000 sites in England (English Nature 2002)and it was expressed again by Natural England (NE) in 2009 (NE 2009), the English government's nature conservation agency.

The Swiss should demand a clean-up or withdraw FIFA's favourable tax status.

This is above the 1.2 per nest the UK government sets as its target for favourable conservation status of the species.

Special areas of conservation, under the European habitats directive, are supposed to "ensure the restoration or maintenance of natural habitats and species... at a favourable conservation status".

A favourable tax status in Switzerland helps too: FIFA only pays around 1% of its income to state coffers.

It is necessary to define a typology of landscape to permit a realistic comparison of similar units recognizing, for example, its favourable conservation status.