Sentence examples for favoured course from inspiring English sources

But weather modification historically has been the favoured course.

The "soft" approach – taking time to negotiate an exit and a preferential trade arrangement – is plainly the government's favoured course.

On the basis of two recent interviews of numbing banality, that certainly appears to be his favoured course.

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.

This is why the favoured course over the past decade has been to set up "hybrid" tribunals, which are a collaboration between the international community and individual states.

A favoured stereochemical course (trans-elimination) involves a particular geometry, as shown, which requires that in the starting material the eliminated units be situated on opposite sides of the molecule.

Morgan's remarks came as she announced a set of policy consultations, including a possible return to national tests for seven-year-olds in order to measure progress, as well as an effort to push schools towards the government's favoured English baccalaureate courses at GCSE.

The breeze had been forecast to turn a bit soggy, but, although down on the previous day's bluster, was still lively and needed sharp assessment to pick the mainly left hand favoured side of the course.

The novels of Helen Schulman could fruitfully be taught on such a course, as her favoured method is to incorporate national trends or tensions within a domestic scenario.

Looking relaxed and trim over a glass of red (of course) in a favoured hotel bar on the narrow streets of his recently adopted Lisbon home, he talks convincingly of his eternal bond with Manchester, its people and its culture.