Sentence examples for favoured actions from inspiring English sources

Some favoured actions over words.

Even though sunna is not an obligation, it is a favoured action in Islam.

The latter had been involved in the 1903 assassinations of the Obrenović family and favoured terrorist action over intellectual propaganda.

Almost all agreed a change in the programme was "not yet appropriate" but "a few" favoured swift action.

This finding is higher than from some other healthcare professions, for example 42%% of pharmacists surveyed [ 27] favoured sanctions yet few dietitians favoured disciplinary action for those who failed to meet the registration requirements [ 23].

But her favoured course of action – an April resignation – no longer has the support of members of her ruling Saenuri party.

The solution is to pretend that one's favoured course of action is not in one's own mind but actually resides as an internal necessity within the person whose behaviour one wants to change.

Resection, where possible, is often the favoured course of action.

As to mechanisms for launching and developing collaboration at the primary service delivery levels, THPs favoured concrete and collaborative actions from the start, especially bidirectional referrals, indicating a wish for practical (rather than rhetorical) recognition.

A number of these theorists have developed and applied their favoured basic accounts of joint action in order to account for a range of social phenomena, including conventions, social norms and social institutions.

(Full disclosure: I don't see many action films, as they're not my favoured genre, so it may be there are even worse ones).