Sentence examples for favourable to it from inspiring English sources

He appears at first as being hostile to the monarchy and then as being favourable to it.

And there are signs that younger people, who were brought up under democracy, are more favourable to it.

When ratification was obtained, he wrote to leaders in the various states urging that men staunchly favourable to it be elected to Congress.

Other members of the commission would be drawn from members of the provincial legislature and leading professional groups.The idea has gained some support, and Mr Sharif himself appears to be partly favourable to it.

Compared with LVC is more favourable to MEA, it can be concluded that RSS or the variant of RSS are more efficient to DEA, because CO2 is easier released from DEA solution in thermodynamics.

It's favourable to them because it won't cost them a penny to come over to Canada.

Keating marked passages favourable to him.

Taiwanese officials say the agreement is more favourable to Taiwan than it is to China.

The decision to relax FFP regulations was favourable to PSG but it happened late in the day.

Public opinion appears more favourable to unions than it has been for years: during the UPS dispute, polls found that two-thirds of Americans supported the strikers.

Even this does not take into account boundary changes, and particularly if there is a reduction in the number of MPs, which the Tories were unable to push through last time; this would be favourable to them, otherwise it wouldn't be attempted.