Sentence examples for measures favourable to from inspiring English sources

And by repealing Obamacare, the charge sheet continues, Republicans will do away with other measures favourable to women, including a ban on insurers charging higher premiums to women than men for the same policies.Democrats say the Republicans have declared a "war on women"Revealingly, the Romney campaign's retort is that the biggest assault on women these days comes from the weak economy.

To develop agri-environmental measures favourable to landscape quality, it is necessary to know more about the relationship between landscape structure and composition and the number of different species.

He said truce measures may be favourable to moderate rebels and government forces as they face a common threat from Islamic State militants.

It was adopted in response to pressure from mineowners, who were alarmed by the falling price of silver, and from Western farmers, who were always favourable to inflationary measures and who, in 1890, were also suffering from the depressed prices of their products.

Of the many plausible measures, Mr Castles's statement rests on the one most favourable to the view that inequality is falling.

Although citations measure only one part of quality (namely impact), it is more favourable to consider them than doing not.

The terms were favourable to Taylor.

Keating marked passages favourable to him.

"The ball is very favourable to us," he said.

"It's an environment very favourable to radical branches.

"People are less favourable to this idea," Gaillard said.