Sentence examples for favoured the introduction from inspiring English sources

A poll this month suggested a majority of Italians now favoured the introduction of gay marriage.

Vorontsov favoured the introduction of moderate reforms in Russia, including the emancipation of the serfs.

The government documents release show the chancellor, then George Osborne, was "very clear": he favoured the introduction of mandatory CAZs and "nothing more".

President Jaafar Nimeiri, formerly close to the Communist party, was leaning towards the Islamists, who favoured the introduction of sharia law, even in the predominantly Christian south.

Closer to home, Longfield studied the problems associated with Irish absentee landlords, and he favoured the introduction of a Poor Law in Ireland that would be based along the lines of the 1834 English Poor Law.

(International agency, Zimbabwe) In Mozambique, younger researchers mostly favoured the introduction of bed nets.

The house's chair, Dr Philip Giddings, has now been accused of compromising the authority of Justin Welby, who will succeed Rowan Williams as leader of the Church of England next year, and who, like Williams, favours the introduction of female bishops.

Europe raises more money than America at less cost to growth; some high-tax countries like Denmark outperform America in real growth per head.Mr Bartlett favours the introduction of VAT, but reckons that politics will make this hard to do.

A growing number of Premier League and Championship clubs favour the introduction of safe standing – with Aston Villa and Peterborough prepared to host small-scale trials – but opposition to the return of standing in the top-two tiers of English football remains among senior police officers, whose advice the government pay close heed to.

This favours the introduction of microbial contaminants that can have a negative impact on yeast performance.

Non-sterile conditions and cell recirculation may also favour the introduction and adaptation of wild type yeast species.