Sentence examples for on their favoured from inspiring English sources
But they are not agreed on their favoured option.
20 Approximate percentage of voters who waited until the day of the primary to decide on their favoured candidate.
That news triggered a hostile response from Villa supporters and the interview will now not take place, raising the possibility that Lerner and his chief executive, Paul Faulkner, have decided on their favoured candidate.
Labor While environmentalists don't see Labor making huge strides on their favoured issues, the party has promised to wind back some of the contentious changes made by the Coalition.
If the government had allowed parliamentary debates and sought the consensus of MPs, then triggered article 50 and negotiated on their favoured option, we would not be in the chaos we are in today.
The American and Russian ambassadors openly lobbied on behalf of their favoured firms and the companies themselves tried to outdo one another by signing highly contingent contracts with local suppliers to sweeten their offers.
After months of debilitating tension and soul searching leading up to the unhappy resignation of Charles Kennedy, Lib Dem MPs are keen to get away from the Westminster hothouse and hit the campaign trail on behalf of their favoured candidates.
After some attendees give speeches on behalf of their favoured candidates, the participants congregate into human blobs that represent support for a particular candidate.
Although drama on Channel 4 and BBC2 is frequently starved of investment, BBC1 and ITV1 spray so much money on to their favoured projects that they can end up almost matching American standards of gloss.
Loans that local-government leaders oblige banks to make to their favoured enterprises come on top of that.Financial crisis loomsThe huge increase in the banks' lending represents the price of delaying serious state-enterprise reform (see chart).
Spring's collection, by contrast, felt more cautious and pitched to an established customer, who is more interested in twists on classics from their favoured brand rather than a new aesthetic.
