Sentence examples for in favour of developing a from inspiring English sources

The present work is in favour of developing a combined peridynamics/finite element numerical technique for efficient modelling and simulation of complex cracking problems.

The paper addresses these questions and argues in favour of developing a nexus paradigm which guides processes of purposeful design and of self-organization of nexus governance systems.

These factors speak in favour of developing a computer-assisted diagnostic training within a defined educational framework using real clinical cases that offer valuable work-relevant experiences and insight into clinical processes.

The clubs in all three divisions voted in favour of developing the "rigorous new measures" following a presentation by Andrea Traverso, Uefa's head of club licensing and financial fair play.

This is crucial to redress the balance of power in favour of developing countries so that they have an equal say and power in discussing the issues that are more important to them.

While well-educated younger nurses are more in favour of developing their careers and older nurses are likely to be a more stable workforce [ 6, 16, 33, 34], quitting behaviour was independent of educational level for other health occupations [ 33].

In particular, Tracey persuaded many British jazz musicians to move away from cover versions in favour of developing their own original material.

The latest stage of the long-drawn-out saga came last week when a government-commissioned report by Sir Howard Davies, former head of the CBI, came down firmly in favour of developing Heathrow rather than Gatwick.

He has to wean Tesco off the heady drug of supplier income that led it to paying less attention to giving shoppers what they wanted in favour of developing creative ways to charge brands and manufacturers for access to consumers.

Signals that UK offshore farms may not be profitable came in June when Shell pulled out of the consortium planning to build Britain's biggest offshore farm, the London Array in the Thames Estuary, in favour of developing more profitable wind projects elsewhere.

South Lakeland District Council followed advice to reject an out-of-town Sainsbury's in Ulverston, in favour of developing the old Robinson's brewery site in the town centre.