Sentence examples for its favoured from inspiring English sources

Heathrow has not yet decided whether to put forward one scheme as its "favoured" option when it makes its submission to the Airports Commission, headed by Sir Howard Davies.

The Salvation Army adopted the latter as its favoured processional, and it became Sullivan's most enduring hymn.

It does not want the identities of its favoured candidates to be known because it might end up hiring someone who is obviously the second or third choice.That is what happened to John Walter as head of AT&T in the 1990s.

Cannes welcomed back one of its favoured sons today, and it was Ken Loach as he is best known and loved: gritty, uncompromising and angry.

Stephanie Kirchgaessner in Rome The Foreign Office is already preparing to breathe a sign of relief if its favoured candidate, Hillary Clinton, romps home: it would mean a reliable president who is more emotionally engaged with Europe, the renewed threat posed by Russia, and a solution to the Syria crisis.

One insurance firm in the case said the ruling was not its "favoured outcome" but welcomed the clarity it brought.

Next, we tested if the potent in vitro activity of C1A combined with its favourable PK features favoured efficacy in the human cancer xenograft models.

Next, we tested whether the potent in vitro activity of ICEC-0782 combined with its favourable pharmacokinetic features, favoured efficacy in the human cancer xenograft models.

Meanwhile Citigroup added the miner to its most favoured stock list, helping its shares climb 52p to £28.63 and making it the biggest riser in the leading index.

It was, including gold Rolex watches and private jets for its most favoured clients.

But the "survival ratio"—the proportion of children who get through a certain number of years at school is no better than in many countries that spend less.One reason is that Mexico is still bad at educating its least favoured children.