Sentence examples for said to favour developing from inspiring English sources

Miliband is said to favour developing "clusters" of carbon capture and storage (CCS), fitted on both coal- and gas-fired power stations, and a "national grid" for transporting and storing the polluting emissions.

26 The greater the consensus in a cultural domain, the more strongly cultural dissonance is said to favour development of depression.

He is said to favour a woman.

Progressives are said to favour government intervention while conservatives tend to favour market outcomes.

Some army and palace factions are said to favour the princess as the next ruler.

And Petrobras itself is said to favour a lower requirement for national content.

Mr Zedillo is said to favour the as-yet-undeclared Francisco Labastida, his interior minister.

She is said to favour, instead, a unilateral halt to the offensive, in effect challenging Hamas to halt the rocket fire or face a renewed onslaught on Gaza.

"Mr McLoughlin has said in the past that he actually thinks that developing a new airport in the south east was unlikely to be realistic or acceptable and apparently he has been favouring developing regional airports," said Mr Jarrett.

Such individuals are said to have developed hypoglycemia unawareness.

The commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, is said to be in favour of the initiative.