Sentence examples for favoured countries from inspiring English sources

Rather than mounting ad hoc rescue missions after the event, it would commit itself in advance to help favoured countries if the need ever arose.

On the other hand, if favoured countries can never fall from grace no matter what they do, the fund might find itself lending in support of unsustainable policies after all.These objections need not be fatal.

Favoured countries may get better deals.

But for less favoured countries there is a less friendly message.

Even the continued vitality of the US and Germany is attributed not to natives but to migrant talent drawn from less favoured countries.

Today, the struggle is less to provide free immediate access to knowledge in the least favoured countries but to prevent a situation where only wealthy researchers can afford to publish.

Even in England, where educated men favoured country life and did not despise the country town, society would have been poorer without the intense activity of London.

Aid at last began to favour countries with sensible economic policies.

Aid should also favour countries with large numbers of very poor citizens.

Rankings of business-friendliness may favour countries with strict laws; don't worry if they are never enforced.

You have given hope, even when those who would punish you for your actions remind you of your oath to God and country, your actions have reminded us that God would not favour countries more than humanity itself.