Sentence examples for favouritism with from inspiring English sources

England entered the World Cup ranked number one in the world and shared favouritism with New Zealand.

Some staff have complained to the Guardian that without guaranteed hours there is a risk of favouritism, with managers giving shifts to staff who do not speak out.

They are in Group C with free-scoring Poland and World champions Germany, who will compete for overall favouritism with France and Spain.

For now Ladbrokes eased his Gold Cup odds from 5-1 to 7-1, while promoting Flemenstar to a share of 4-1 favouritism with Bobs Worth.

The two and a quarter miler, with a purse of £60,000 the richest race run in Devon during the season, has today attracted a select field of seven, including Planet Of Sound's Philip Hobbs stablemate Captain Chris (see Turf Account, right), currently vying for second favouritism with Master Minded for the King George.

He shared pre-race favouritism with Party Politics until shortly before the start when he drifted to 15/2 joint-second favourite.

But officials are wary of choosing buyers, because they risk being charged with favouritism.

They accuse it of acting with favouritism by reacting swiftly to disarm Mr Assir and his followers while not challenging Hezbollah's much greater arsenal of weapons.

Board member James Lander said the vote had been called for in an attempt to prevent favouritism towards pupils with apparently richer, more generous parents, adding that the news of who had received the latest extravagant present was now a common topic of conversation among teachers.

In August last year, a report by India's state auditor tabled in parliament said preparations for the Games were deeply flawed, riddled with favouritism and vastly over budget.

Like a Victorian miner's canary, they're supposed to keel over if the air in the committee becomes noxious with favouritism or special pleading.