Sentence examples for favourable to their from inspiring English sources

The aristocracy found in Gustav a king favourable to their interests.

Iranian leaders view Operation Iraqi Freedom as enormously favourable to their interests.

They also fund thinktanks and media to ensure that an ideological climate favourable to their interests is sustained.

These Dukha nomads move their ortz according to the migrations of the reindeer in these wild mountains – the only environment favourable to their animals.

Unlike the US, where thinktanks - and the IEA was an early example - were brought into administrations favourable to their ideas, the IEA remained strictly outside government.

In giving evidence Hicks admitted for the first time that the undertakings given to RBS were breached when he and Gillett attempted to dissolve the board and reconstitute it with directors favourable to their cause.

In some cases, a high anisotropy between the two magnetization directions, perpendicular and parallel to the surface, is of interest, and thus needle-like structures are favourable due to their high demagnetizing field.

Studies in patients with lung cancer or acute myelogenous leukaemia also show that high expression of p21Cip1 predicts for a less favourable response to their respective chemotherapy regimens [ 124, 125].

The overall result was that the BBC became less independent of governments and big business, and even less favourable to workers and their representatives, to social movements, and to political opinion falling outside the Westminster consensus.

One population-based study [ 18] on consent for blood storing showed that a very high percentage of former participants to a WHO project asserted their willingness to contribute to future research, being favourable to the use of their blood samples collected many years previously.

In those cases where H. physophora sheltered both an A. decemarticulatus colony and Z. annulosus nymphs, certain plant individuals repeatedly sheltered nymphs, indicating that female bugs may select not only pubescent plants but also particular H. physophora treelets having characteristics more favourable to the development of their progeny.