Sentence examples for get favourable from inspiring English sources

The promised offer has been dressed up to appeal to small investors, who will get favourable treatment.

Three things: one, we do get favourable attention from businesses, we've heard that overall about our state regulatory environment.

O'Neill estimates that there are 70 lobbyists working for Airbnb in the US, trying to get favourable legislation passed to benefit the company.

That also saw companies get favourable ratings in tests by making their cars so that they would appear to perform better in lab tests.

The Tories have over-reached themselves by hitting the middle classes as much as the poor," he said, going on to highlight that hedge fund bosses get favourable tax treatment compared with the middle classes.

Both play only five games against Top 4 teams from last year (fewest in the NRL) along with just 11 Top 8 matches and both get favourable matchups during Origin-affected weeks.

Super Mario Galaxy 2 gets favourable write-ups.

That sugars the pill for Mr Warner and ensures the transaction gets favourable "pooling" accounting treatment.

The big retailers, which so far represent about 5% of eBay's business, are not getting favourable treatment.

A law passed on June 22nd which goes into force in two stages, on June 30th and next April, will significantly ease the process of getting favourable tax status.

As president of the ACTU from 1970 to 1980, Hawke proved to be a brilliant trade-union official, getting favourable settlements for the unions before Australia's arbitration commissions.