Sentence examples for points in favour of from inspiring English sources
Those are points in favour of bulk-users.
This should all give the Government enough impetus to reform drug policy, yet the most important points in favour of reassessing our drug policy go beyond the practical.
This is a breath of air for a topic that has been politicised for too long.Two final points in favour of "The Blank Slate" are these.
They are coolly but compellingly dispatched, with Yundi generally passing up opportunities to score easy dramatic points in favour of taking the long view, shaping the pieces into a single span.
He said: "One of the points in favour of universal credit is that it is supposed seamlessly to integrate in-work and out-of-work support, but the logic of the welfare cap points in the opposite direction.
Allied statesmen seemed to be abandoning Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points in favour of the old imperialist views set down in the secret treaties and contained in their own secret ambitions.
When in doubt, people should be in favour of sex, and, more to the point, in favour of free speech.
In six sectors (out of 9), the gap was more than a percentage point in favour of low-cost funds.
Point in favour of this dress: sex appeal that doesn't look like try-hard, push-up-bra-style sex appeal.
Yet even this conclusion – that we simply don't know which therapies work best – might be seen as a point in favour of Freud and his successors.
Along with the naval Battle of Midway (June 3 6 , 1942, the fighting on Guadalcanal marked a turning point in favour of the Allies in the Pacific war.
