Sentence examples for has changed in favour from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, it spelled ruin.Slowly but surely, however, bankruptcy law has changed in favour of the corporate debtor.

Through the years, this has changed in favour of group practices [ 1].

However, over the last 10 years, breeding priorities have changed in favour of the development of cultivars with multiple resistance to fungal diseases and lodging.

Other analysts argue that Mao regarded the launching of a Soviet space vehicle (October 1957) and the Sino-Soviet nuclear-sharing agreement as indications that the balance of world forces had changed in favour of communism.

Attitudes towards work-life-balance also seem to have changed in favour towards leisure time or family obligations which might have an impact on working time [ 19].

Their preference may have changed in favour of a group practice or they may still prefer a single-handed practice but have opted for a second-best solution.

In many Anglophone countries such as Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Malawi, national forest policies and programmes have changed in favour of devolution of state control over forest reserves to the local communities.

The society has changed in your favour.

But the world has changed in many other ways which have tilted the legal playing-field in Microsoft's favour.

Mr. Radnedge noted that Sheikh Salman's manipulation in favour of Sheikh Ahmed highlighted the fact that little had changed in AFC governance since the Bahraini official came to office in 2013 with a pledge to clean up the organization.

"The marketplace has changed significantly in favour of clubs, as opposed to players and their agents, and we fully expect to reduce the playing staff salary bill towards recommended industry standard levels," Hearts' statement added.