Sentence examples for in favour of because from inspiring English sources

Well, unusually, it's a rebranding exercise I'm in favour of because, unlike Jif becoming Cif, it actually means something.

David Banks, the media law expert and co-author of McNae's Essential Law for Journalists, said: "It's a way forward, which I assume many newspapers would be very much in favour of because it reduces the withering costs of libel actions.

If she loses, there will have to be a leadership contest, which – unsurprisingly – May is not in favour of, because, she says, it will further delay the Brexit process, which goes against "the nation's interest".

The fact of reliance argues in favour of enforcement because it indicates that an underlying understanding existed between the parties and because the relying party may suffer as a consequence of its change of position.

The fact of reliance argues in favour of enforcement because it indicates that an underlying understanding existed between the parties and because the relying party may suffer as a consequence of his change of position.

They voted so decisively in favour of it because they thought it would improve public services.

Wynne-Tyson, as Marías tells it, abdicated in favour of Marías because, in All Souls, he had written about Gawsworth so sympathetically.

King Oswiu decided in favour of Rome because he believed that Rome followed the teaching of St. Peter, the holder of the keys of heaven.

Despite the obscurity of the cause, union members voted 77% in favour of action because they fear that they will be next.

The health minister, Tshabalala-Msimang, spoke in favour of Rath because he shared Mbeki's view that it was the toxicity of ARVs that killed people, not Aids.

"I am not in favour of reunification because my country is going to be too confused," says Yun Jeong-in, a student at a university just outside Seoul.