Sentence examples for favourable territory from inspiring English sources

That is good news for Democrats, for whom the law has been a dangerous battleground.Thanks to Mr Ryan, they can shift the fight onto more favourable territory.

■ All this makes grim news indeed, pointing to a party that is in electoral freefall across all three nations of mainland Britain, and unable to score wins, even in apparently favourable territory such as London.

He tried to keep up the suggestion that he was spoiling for a fight by saying the European elections may lead to a Tory meltdown in May, prompting further byelections that will give him a chance to stand in more favourable territory.

The same man who gave us France 2016, who sparked this championship as a player, also helped give us Qatar 2022 and the bizarre shemozzle that is Euro 2020, a wretched revenue-squeezing exercise designed simply to rope in as many favourable territories as possible.

The prime minister's intervention coincided with eight more hospitals declaring they had undergone a major or significant incident, taking the total reported so far this winter to 15, as the early stages of the election campaign headed into territory traditionally favourable to Labour.

Gersick also hopes to test the hypothesis that hyenas choose acoustically favourable spots in their territories to broadcast some whoops far and wide.

The treaty was on the whole favourable to the Byzantines, who lost no territory and whose suzerainty over the key district of Lazica (Colchis, in Asia Minor) was recognized by Persia.

Mention must also be made of the visit the Maghreb Delegation will be making to Morocco next week and the King of Morocco' s favourable attitude to the European Parliament visiting the territory of Western Sahara for the first time.

Thus both sides agreed to sign the Armistice of Stuhmsdorf (Sztumska Wieś) on 12 September 1635, favourable to the Commonwealth, which regained the Prussian territories, and called for a reduction of the Swedish tolls on the maritime trade.

Breeding males establish their territories early in the year with rich warbling songs, and a pair may hold their territory throughout the year if the climate is favourable.

The EU's Court of Justice ruled last month that the favourable tariffs Morocco enjoys should not apply to goods from the territories it occupies.