Sentence examples for position in favour from inspiring English sources

I want European countries to work together to agree a common position in favour of reform to take to that discussion in 2016.

Often he is an advocate at a distance, stating: "The Labour party has a clear position in favour of staying in the EU".

The campaigning MPs believe the signatures show the will of the House of Commons would be clear if the government supported the position in favour of airdrops.

When Smith was asked to step down in 1979, the LDS president, Spencer W. Kimball, abolished the churchwide position in favour of stake patriarchs.

However Julia Powles, a law researcher at Cambridge University, said: "The way that the ruling is currently being implemented adds strength to those who take an absolutist position in favour of free speech and free enterprise.

However, Tim Roache, recently elected as the GMB's new general secretary, confirmed the union's position in favour of staying in the EU in an interview with the Independent on Sunday.

The conflicting interpretation of the largest randomized controlled trial on diet in kidney disease, the Modification of Diet in Renal Disease (MDRD) study, which failed to demonstrate an advantage in the primary intention-to-treat analysis, but supported a positive effect in the secondary per-protocol analyses, further radicalized the positions in favour of or against LPDs [ 9, 13– 17].

As for the appropriations of, and accommodations with, liberal positions, the general abandonment of Marxist positions in favour of liberal or post-liberal ones is evident wherever one looks, but particularly evident, perhaps, among France's political theorists.

His positions – in favour of trade unions and the rights of small fishermen, against development and particularly against wars – were not always popular, but he never pandered to his audience.

Should the Fed leave language pretty much unchanged, then we can expect to see the opposite reaction with market participants seen liquidating higher risk positions in favour of safe haven assets.

He defended his decision to email Labour MPs to make clear his opposition to airstrikes before the shadow cabinet had come to a collective position and suggested his colleagues had briefed the media about their positions in favour of bombing before he had made a public declaration against it.