Sentence examples similar to limited favouritism from inspiring English sources

The effectiveness of the residencia as a means of royal control over colonial officials was limited by corruption among judges and favouritism in Madrid.

A liberal trading order rests on the principle that countries do not play favourites, even if the favouritism is reciprocated.

All three teams overcame the first, significant set of hurdles, the sensations shifting, the favouritism too.

"No favouritism" is the slogan.

Some openly call for favouritism.

It was blatant ideological favouritism.

We don't want favouritism.

"Everything is done through favouritism.

Is that because of favouritism?

There is a lot of favouritism.

This has been denounced as "Muslim favouritism".