Sentence examples for spread favours from inspiring English sources

Pickles was brutal in his condemnation of Tower Hamlets' ruling councillors, saying: "The abuse of taxpayers' money reflects a partisan approach to politics that seeks to spread favours and sow divisions.

Mr Abe probably calculates that by spreading favours he can stop a party in disarray from turning on him.

He called himself a "situationist", always doing the necessary for the situation, wearing pin-stripes to talk to businessmen and power suits, with bright ties, to cruise about town in his limousine or attend one of the three Baptist churches he spread his favours round.

Mr Nazarbaev has spread his favours even more widely: his daughter runs the state television company, his son-in-law is head of the tax police and a relative of his is head of the powerful foreign investment committee.Nation-builders...Dwelling solely on these flaws, however, does the Caspian's leaders an injustice.

The day's top trophy, the Britannia Cup, spreads its favours between classes from year to year and this year it went to the winner of IRC handicap class 1, a 40-footer called Tokoloshe owned by Michael Bartholomew.

That is a ten-percentage-point spread in favour of a positive real-interest-rate environment.A third approach is to look at the best and worst years for the market, and examine the level of real rates at the time.

Under conditions where assembly is completed by the time the 3' end of roX1 RNA is released from polymerase, local spreading is favoured.

The council said it had spread cuts to favour smaller projects.

If rectal tumours perforate the peritoneal membrane, transcoelomic spread may occur, favouring the lower right small bowel mesentery and pouch of Douglas.

All these conditions favour spread of this disease.

This makes the suggestion of a "global pandemic" inappropriate in the first place; the conditions that have favoured spread of Ebola in tropical Africa will never apply to most other continents.