Sentence examples for for not favouring from inspiring English sources

There are three good reasons for not favouring a carbon tax over a cap-and-trade solution.First, a "one size fits all" tax requires an impossible calculation of the average cost of reducing emissions over a given period of time.

The main reason for not favouring a greater resource acquisition capacity seems to be related to the change in priorities between the current and future litters, as suggested by [ 45].

The group has stinging criticism for the football authorities for maintaining a position of not favouring any one form of club ownership structure and so not promoting supporter ownership.

The Parliamentary group which released the report has criticised football authorities for maintaining a position of not favouring any one form of club ownership structure, and so not promoting supporter ownership.

"Furthermore, we must now make it clear that in the following days, preceding the local authority election in Scotland on Thursday May 3 we will be urging our community from the pulpit to make sure that any person they consider voting for does not favour the proposed legislation".

Financial incentives for GPs did not favour the discontinuation of benzodiazepine prescribing.

A meta-analysis of the results for adults did not favour any of the approaches and indicated that as many as 70% of patients undergoing operations may still require anti-secretory treatments, even 7 years after the AR procedure.

The use of parametric methods for estimating varying coefficient models are not favoured for estimation due to the lack of flexibility of these methods as well as the strong assumptions required which can lead to misspecification of the data and large bias [ 27, 34].

He included details on inclined planes for raising boats—he did not favour locks—aqueducts for valley crossings, boats for specialized cargo, and bridge designs featuring bowstring beams to transmit only vertical loads to the piers.

This may be due to low conductivity of as-deposited V2O5 films, and in general, metal oxide thin films grown on flexible substrates comprise more compressional stresses, which may not favour for easy volume expansion/contraction of the host V2O5 matrix during Li-ion intercalation/deintercalation processes.

However, this does not account for why running is not favoured at low speeds.