Sentence examples for for favouritism from inspiring English sources

Some openly call for favouritism.

"We are not looking for favouritism, but a few 50-50 calls to go our way," he added.

The unbeaten Tapestry has displaced the Albany Stakes winner for favouritism in this contest and will certainly do the same in the Classic market if she prevails at the Curragh.

It is the worst of 142 countries studied by the World Economic Forum for wastefulness of public spending, the second-worst for "favouritism in decisions by officials" and third-worst in diversion of public funds.

The short answer is that many Hindus, like Mr Togadia, came to see India's "secularism" as a code for favouritism towards Muslims especially by Nehru's Congress party (which until recently most Muslims voted for).

That said, there is some room for favouritism in the collection, which includes Collier's father's 1935 MG PA/PB.

And he wants to bring in a law so that bureaucrats and state agencies can be sued for showing favouritism or for incompetence.

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.

The devastating inquiry reported that Ms Cresson was guilty of "a clear-cut case of favouritism", for employing her home-town friend and dentist.

Google is currently facing an investigation by the European Union over similar accusations of favouritism for its shopping search product, and the European competition commission has hinted that that investigation could expand to include local search in the future.

A key concern centered on the need to reduce perceived cronyism and corruption within the system, particularly in the form of favouritism for politically and socially connected patients.