Sentence examples for it has favored from inspiring English sources

There has long been tension between the Palestinian Authority and Al Jazeera, based in Qatar, because of accusations that it has favored Hamas in its reporting.

But to the extent there has been a trend in Pennsylvania, it has favored Mr. Obama, with his lead slowly but steadily expanding over the past few months.

In the rare cases that the Supreme Court has accepted the existence of positive obligations of the State in the social sphere, it has favored the interests of employers over those of workers.

The United States government is also backing a constitution with a strong presidency, partly because it wants to boost Hamid Karzai, the moderate it has favored as provisional president and the likely first elected president of Afghanistan if elections are held, as hoped, next year.

The dispute stirs high passions here, and the BBC, like other news organizations, has struggled uneasily for years to strike a balance, even as some critics claim it has tilted heavily toward Israel and others claim it has favored the Palestinians.

Since the industry set up here in 1996, it has favored rural backwaters such as Gloucester, Narrabri and the rugged interior of south east Queensland.

For that reason, it had favored seemingly more malleable Islamic groups over potentially more threatening democratic trends.

The Charleston Gazette opined that it had favored Pitt's accent over the movie.

The party body has come a long way since the 2016 presidential election, when it was penniless and mired in perceptions that it had favored Hillary Clinton during the presidential primary.

(When not using it himself, Ryman has favored astringently poetic titles, on the order of "Regis," "Consort," and "Journal").

An unusually high dollar, which the Clinton administration has favored because it simultaneously restrains inflation and attracts foreign investment, only makes these matters worse.