Sentence examples for favouring continuing from inspiring English sources

Nine of the 15 studies reported on the significance of the difference in change between quitters and continuing smokers (see table D in appendix 1): three reported no significant difference, five favoured quitters, and one study showed a difference favouring continuing smoking.

It means that there is no evidence to support a substituted judgement decision favouring continued life-sustaining treatment.

Enhanced glucose metabolism may also prevent cytochrome c mediated-cell death in cancer cells [ 77] and confer resistance to chemotherapy [ 78, 79], both favouring continued tumour growth.

Mr Roh favours continuing aid and diplomatic exchanges.

A March opinion poll showed that approximately 80% of Swedes favoured continuing the use of nuclear power, which was supplying one-half of Sweden's electricity, and only 10% supported phasing it out.

Senator Mike Mansfield, the majority leader and a man who, almost incredibly, favours continuing the impeachment process in spite of the resignation, said that any such resolution would be unconstitutional if passed.

In spite of his reputation as a hard-liner, Eroğlu stated in both his campaign and his acceptance speech that he favoured continuing talks between the two Cypriot states, which resumed after a pause due to the elections and the change of government in the TRNC.

This week, however, the Electoral Tribunal complicated matters, ruling that parties must stick to the same alliances at both national and state level a demanding challenge for Brazil's undisciplined politicians.Though Ms Sarney has said little about policy, her party favours continuing Mr Cardoso's liberal economic reforms.

To date, the weight of reasons favours continuing gene editing research, rather than banning it.

Those who were against the proposals did favour continuing the process with a view to implementing the changes in a year's time".

In our films, some family members favour continuing the practice; others favour abandonment.