Sentence examples for favoured using from inspiring English sources

Matteo Ricci (1552 1610) favoured using all three interchangeably.

Both sixth-formers and current students favoured using the money their business might afford them to work more flexible hours.

On gangs, he said he favoured using ex-gang members as "gang interventionists", who work with, not for, the police to head off trouble.

He favoured using technical and mechanical resources tanks, artillery, and aircraft to relieve the infantry as much as possible of the burden of fighting its way forward.

The scheme gained cross-party support following its launch last year after the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, said he favoured using state funds to overcome the weakness of the UK's banking sector.

A new study is favoured using an instrument specifically targeted to the French population.

It favours using its vast technical resources to develop algorithms to expose suspicious behaviour.

He says, if the Lib Dems do not significantly increase the number of women MPs after the next election, he would then favour using quotas to change this.

They favour using the pension system to generate savings of up to 30% of GDP, and so reduce dependence on short-term foreign capital.

They favour using more sophisticated "assessments" in place of tests, want to value a broader range of skills, punish schools less and support them more.

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