Sentence examples for has won favour from inspiring English sources

He has won favour by linking mental health to the government's desire to reduce incapacity benefit (IB).

The former understudy to Moqtada al-Sadr has won favour in Shia Islamic circles in neighbouring Iran.

This is a strategy that has won favour for drug lords and armed groups from Colombia to Gaza.

Athens has won favour in the Trump administration for allocating around 2.38% of gross domestic product to defence – the second highest rate in Nato after the US – despite the debt-stricken nation's prolonged financial crisis and fragile economic state.

Rodgers has won favour with many at Anfield already, with his promise of implementing the same style of football that made Swansea one of the league's most attractive teams, and the Northern Irishman is confident he can become his own man on Merseyside.

Many of Trump's policy positions have won favour with the movement.

A number of previous Policy Exchange proposals have won favour in Downing Street, including a proposal to sell off expensive social homes.

She joins a growing chorus of dissent by the Kissan Bachao Tehreek (Save the Farmers Movementt).Mr Sharif had won favour with the farmers by ordering a spectacular 30% increase in the price of wheat.

Industrious Tamils had won favour under the British, but this generated resentment among the Buddhist Sinhalese majority, especially as Tamil economic and political hegemony seemed to endure after independence in 1948.

Thousands protested in the city in February against the laws, which have won favour among many doctors, nurses, emergency workers and police, but have been bitterly opposed by the music and hospitality industry.

A Populus poll published on Monday showed Labour on 35% and the Tories on 34%; Comres also showed a narrowing, with Labour on 36% and the Tories on 31% echoing the findings of two weekend polls that suggested George Osborne had won favour with the contents of last week's budget.