Sentence examples for make favours from inspiring English sources
It seems unfortunate but not unexpected that corporate leaders cry for creativity, while the calculus employees make favours practicality over novelty.
Critics of change also fret that taking outside capital might make lawyers favour investors over clients.
Now that it no longer has a foot in the internet camp, studios expect it to take a harder line against any further efforts they may make to favour online distribution.Not everyone agrees, however.
Instead, for the past decade in America, the state has been raising them higher and higher, because barriers to voting confer partisan advantages.There are a number of arguments one can make in favour of mandatory voting.
Phone calls were made and favours called in.
What he takes to be their "disposition to theft", Jefferson explains thus: "The man, in whose favour no laws of property exist, probably feels himself less bound to respect those made in favour of others".
MANY of the arguments made in favour of austerity, circa 2010, no longer look particularly compelling.
She also praises the speech Lord Jenkin made in favour of the bill.
This came after the most dubious decision of the deal was made in favour of BAE Systems.
Within 60 years after the Glorious Revolution, five attempts at restoration were made in favour of the exiled Stuarts.
