Sentence examples for i'd favour from inspiring English sources
In extreme circumstances, I'd favour policies that blur the distinction between monetary and fiscal policy.
I refuse to demonise either; but this is why, on balance, I'd favour Ed.
I'd favour something in between, like Roseval or Nicola, which gives the required consistency while retaining its character.
I'd favour each school choosing a different week each term in which everything is extra-curricular and allowing term-time holidays then.
I'd favour renting a lounger with a parasol, or a nice Panama hat, or raging sunburn to the scalp, over the bucket.
I'd favour taking a common sense approach and trusting that staff are grown up enough to avoid favouritism and use the moderation process effectively.
"I would favour rent controls, I would because I think we have a dysfunctional housing market.
Of the three funding options, I would favour the insurance model.
If it were possible to conclude a deal within the European Economic Area I would favour that.
But since a solution cannot be imposed on unwilling warring parties, then in these circumstances I would favour withdrawal.
