Sentence examples for in favour of the developing from inspiring English sources
Not this time.The third explanation turns the argument on its head; rather than oil harming the global economy, it is global expansion that is driving up the price of oil.The most important factor is the shift in favour of the developing economies.
For successful parasitism, endoparasitoids bring about a change in their hosts' conditions in favour of the developing parasitoid larvae.
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.
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.
These will lead to acquiring scientific competence and to acting in favour of the environment as well as developing critical thinking.
This approach assumes that yield is sink- as well as source-limited in wheat, and would increase if more assimilate were partitioned to the developing spikes in favour of the vegetative parts of the plant.
Newton's terminology and notations of fluxions were eventually discarded in favour of the derivatives and differentials that were developed by G.W. Leibniz.
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.
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.
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.
The present work is in favour of developing a combined peridynamics/finite element numerical technique for efficient modelling and simulation of complex cracking problems.
