Sentence examples for intervention in favour of from inspiring English sources
Umunna drew a distinction between Tony Blair's intervention in favour of Britain's EU membership and the warning by Sir John Major that a possible post-election deal between Labour and the Scottish National party could threaten the future of the UK.
He said Will Straw, the director of the remain campaign, had been so uncertain where her true loyalties lay, he sent a text asking: "Are we sure May's not an agent for the other side!?" May, who was then home secretary, came out for remaining in the EU early on but kept a low profile in the referendum and made only one public intervention in favour of the in campaign.
Men's are also actors that count in any intervention in favour of women and children.
Our study showed a gender difference in the effect of the MBSR intervention in favour of women.
The intention to treat analyses showed a number of significant changes pre-post intervention in favour of the intervention group, see Table 1.
Anna Soubry and Nicky Morgan are my favourite politicians of the moment: actual conservatives who think their job is to eschew radical interventions in favour of taking good care of the most precious parts of their political inheritance.
At the same time, he made a series of interventions in favour of Greek and of Erasmus's educational innovations.
Liberals believe that interventions in favour of global order are justified because aid is considered as a contribution to global public goods (GPGs).
In parallel, UNICEF and its partners are expanding their interventions in favour of children affected by severe acute malnutrition, whose lives are threatened.
In a factorial design the trial tests interventions in favour of the choice-disabled, alone and in combination: an awareness raising programme focussed on transactional and trans-generational sex; concerting of prevention initiatives in favour of the choice disabled; and a structural intervention intended to increase skills and employability of young women.
In the US, Obama addressed reporters at the White House, making the highest profile intervention yet in favour of the global reform of tax avoidance.
