Sentence examples for in favour of continuity from inspiring English sources

The lengths that the PP is willing to go to in order to mark the distance between Rajoy and his challengers was laid bare this week, as Rajoy skipped the first leaders' debate of the election, instead giving a one-on-one television interview in the same time slot, urging voters to spurn change in favour of continuity.

The evidence in favour of continuity is less clear-cut [ 22] in one area only: chronic disease management.

This confirms the argument in favour of policy continuity, i.e. to invest in ALMPs not only during booms when resources are available but also during crises when the unemployed need that support the most.

The higher correlations among sections within scenarios in this preliminary study indicates that this balance may have swung too far in favour of patient continuity.

Both animal experimentation and human clinical observation argue in favour of a functional continuity and complementarity among these loops.

There were few significant findings in favour of short term programs of continuity of care.

With the exception of patient experiences and preferences, which were consistently in favour of care approaches supporting personal continuity of care, 5 22 other outcomes were always positive for the new experimental approach irrespective of the type ('novelty bias').

A quarter of India's people still live in severe poverty.With the BJP's boosterish rhetoric backfiring, towards the end of its campaign it was jettisoned in favour of a stress on the virtues of continuity and stability.

Trickett warns against another "continuity candidate" in favour of one representing change.

The development of powerful communications media such as mass-circulation newspapers had shifted the balance decisively in favour of space and power, over time, continuity and knowledge.

Stott sounded a note of caution about the growth of the primary care organisation and argued in favour of a 'core' team, sensing an emerging lack of continuity and fragmentation [ 19].