Sentence examples for in favour of the statement from inspiring English sources
At the February Doha Debates in Qatar, hosted by Tim Sebastian, the house voted in favour of the statement that the niqab is a barrier to integration.
Most League members voted in favour of the statement.
The analysis of Romanian I-O tables (based on surveys for 21 consecutive years) reveals new evidence in favour of the statement that the technical coefficients are volatile (illustrated by the relatively high standard deviation of corresponding series).
News Corp has reported that Turnbull voted against a submission in favour of the Uluru statement recommendations, which include embedding an Indigenous voice to parliament in the constitution, at a cabinet meeting this week, saying a referendum proposing that change was "too ambitious" and would not get majority support.
The respondents to the survey demonstrated a clear view in favour of the initiative including agreement with the statement that DwSIs in endodontics would support the care of their patients, and support for increasing the number of DwSIs in endodontics.
Now, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has ruled in favour of the critics, saying in a statement: "No service provider shall offer or charge discriminatory tariffs for data services on the basis of content".
Philippe Sands's book has already commanded the headlines because of its revelations concerning the attorney general's statement in favour of the legality of the Iraqi war.
Downing Street, which had been drawing up plans for the prime minister to make a strong statement in favour of the measure, softened its tactics amid anger that the free vote has been qualified by government whips.
When Catholic leaders read a statement in favour of the ban during Sunday services, many women walked out of church, according to video released by Poland's Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper.
The applauders turn to low-level heckling but Rebecca makes her point and she is supported by the economist Stephen Koukoulas, whose statement in favour of the reform says the current system encourages "lazy investing" in "dinosaur" companies whose only virtue is that they pay fat, full-franked dividends.
