Sentence examples for its own favour from inspiring English sources

Fidesz has changed the electoral boundaries in its own favour.

In the past year or so, Mr Bashir's ruling party has been stacking the odds in its own favour.

Normally, when the government loses a case, the proper course is to appeal rather than rewrite the laws in its own favour.

These findings provide new insights into HIV pathogenesis and how HIV-1 manipulates the immune system potentially to its own favour.

The only way out of this is to perform some political judo, harnessing the force of his biggest disadvantage in his own favour.

However, it would be very difficult to blind the subjects as they were of very different preparation with different odour and taste (the TCM had its own distinct favour), and when the effectiveness of currently available cough medicine were in question.

Lords benefited economically from their control of the manorial courts and dominating the courts made it easier to manipulate land ownership and rights in their own favour when land became in particularly short supply at the end of this period.

The blood system has too many errors of its own because it favours the wealthy.

The handover officially took place in 1969, after a promised referendum was fixed by the Indonesians in their own favour.

His supporters see this, understandably, as an attempt by southern politicians to rig the game in their own favour.

As Cameron and Miliband struggle to end the deadlock in their own favour, they may well look to leaders beyond Britain's shore.