Sentence examples for in favour of funding from inspiring English sources

MoveOn.org, a Democratic pressure group, is running endless ads quoting Mr McCain saying that America could be in Iraq for another hundred years, a statement that could come to define him much as John Kerry's statement that he voted in favour of funding the war before he voted against it defined him as a flip-flopper in 2004.The second issue is change.

Abandoning treatment in favour of funding screening programmes that would operate in a no treatment scenario would not be a cost-effective measure.

The European public donors gave a larger share to condom programming than the United States, but exhibited a similar downward trend in favour of funding research on vaccines and microbicides.

In the UK (UK), the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) typically recommends in favour of funding interventions with an ICER below thresholds of £20 000/QALY, requires considerable clinical benefit to recommend funding interventions between £20 000 and £30 000/Qand, and recommends against funding interventions with an ICER above these thresholds.

"I'm in favour of funding alternative therapies on the NHS if there's clear evidence that they work, " he says.

UCU regional official Barry Jones, says: "We are concerned that the decision by King's College to make staff redundant in favour of funding investment in buildings sets a precedent for the sector.

Barclays, which eschewed government assistance in favour of funds from Middle East investors, gained 5.6p to 184.6p.

And Bectu – while it opposes the IFNC idea in favour of finding a new way of funding the existing services – believes that if the new system is imposed, transferring news staff from ITV to ITN would be the best outcome.

In a review of head-to-head RCT comparisons of SGAs, outcomes were in favour of the funding party in 9 out of 10 studies, which also led to contradictory results in studies from different sources of sponsorship [ 50].

For example, during interviews the two practice nurses stated that they were in favour of NHS funded complementary therapy services and were enthusiastic about the complementary therapy service located in their surgeries.

It also found 68% of people oppose the total of $15m of public funding for the yes and no cases, with 48% strongly disapproving, compared with 22% in favour of public funding.