Sentence examples for just favour from inspiring English sources

Common-law rules on inheritance do not just favour individual freedom, he adds.

And Mr Ouattara will have to convince the 46% of voters who failed to endorse him that he will not just favour his own followers.

Nor has he seemed to possess the mental strength when the biggest prize comes within view, but today in New York the winning psychology might just favour him.

But these harsh winds might just favour another of our summer visitors: the Manx shearwater.

The nurses make it appear like this doctor is just prescribing drugs for us that we don't deserve, because when we see the doctor and he prescribe some drugs the nurses will complain and make it appear like the doctor is doing things that seem like he is just favouring us.

(Patient, female, 42) The nurses make it appear like this doctor is just prescribing drugs for us that we don't deserve, because when we see the doctor and he prescribe some drugs the nurses will complain and make it appear like the doctor is doing things that seem like he is just favouring us.

It's not just a favour I want.

Jenny says cutting the 50p tax was "dinosaur economics" and just a favour to the rich.

Just 24% favour joining the euro.During its previous EU presidency, in 2002, Denmark led negotiations on the expansion into central and eastern Europe.

Alexander Lebedev, the Russian businessman who owns the Evening Standard and the Independent, says it is not always clear whether wealthy Russian ideologues cultivating politicians in Europe are acting on direct Kremlin orders or just currying favour with the regime.

Nuclear plants, which require 50 hours to restart, claims the anti-nuclear lobby, cannot.Nuclear power is unpopular: 56% of Germans want to phase it out on schedule and just 38% favour an extension, according to one poll.