Sentence examples for particularly in favour from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives have never been particularly in favour of the Human Rights Act.

They found that Turkey was particularly in favour while Germany stood out as having little support for the idea.

Patrick Janssens, the city's mayor, regrets this, saying he is "not particularly in favour" of single-faith schools.

The way things have been going in the past couple of months, is probably conducive to the formation of Muslim schools, I am not particularly in favour.

Done properly, the plan would spur tax competition in Europe, particularly in favour of burgeoning firms, by making it clearer who offers the best tax rates.

Webb even quoted from a campaign leaflet about this, yet Clegg gave the impression this was never really party policy, because it was not in the manifesto, and that he was not particularly in favour of it now.

Nevertheless, the dice seem to have been particularly loaded in favour of the corporate sector in recent years.

However, this was rarely the case (for instance we took care to select distractors with salient objects rather than with uniform landscapes) and the subjects actually reported that they were guessing for 60% of the low-pass filtered pairs, a result that argues strongly that our image set was particularly biased in favour of difficult image pairs.

Most middle- and upper-class voters, particularly in Lima, favour Keiko Fujimori, while Mr Humala has solid support in the country's southern Andes and jungle.

It has already led to rising numbers of schools abandoning GCSEs – particularly in English – in favour of the alternative International GCSE.

But he's been battered by recent events, particularly his vote in favour of the bailout and Mr McCain's faltering national campaign.