Sentence examples for favours would be from inspiring English sources

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Rupert Murdoch supported the Conservatives at the last election, doubtless hoping that some favours would be returned.

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For the Human Rights Committee to find in our favour would be unprecedented".

In favour would be that to pull off more attacks would be a show of strength, and might impress some potential supporters.

But without the army's blessing, the rebels, who are but a minority in the party, would amount to very little.An option they would all favour would be a restoration of the suspended parliament, with Mr Sharif excluded.

Two Conservative MPs said they would be likely to support the Dorries-Field amendment, if selected by the Speaker, but they said the numbers voting in its favour would be low.

Western Australian premier Colin Barnett's threat to "disengage" the state from the broader Australian economy if the GST debate is not resolved in WA's favour would be almost impossible to implement, according to an expert.

In other words, most people prefer the comfort of the known to the anxiety of the unknown (in the case of the Scots and Catalans, for example, it is very unclear whether membership of the European Union, which they all favour, would be automatically granted).

One big plus in his favour would be a close relationship with United striker Robin van Persie after constant rumours that the striker was unimpressed with Moyes.

There is little chance of this succeeding, as the Liberal Democrats, Labour and pro-European Tories oppose it, but a significant vote in favour would be an embarrassment for the prime minister.

Carter was given Ife works of art in 1896 by the recently crowned King of Ife, Adelekan, in the hopes that a decision in his favour would be made about the resettlement of Modakeke residents outside the city.

Next favoured would be steroids, which have been shown to improve oxygenation, to shorten the duration of mechanical ventilation and to reduce the multiorgan failure score in two randomised trials in adults [ 3, 4]; this therapy would then be followed by high-frequency oscillatory ventilation, which reduced the oxygen requirement in survivors in the one published randomised trial in children [ 5].

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