Sentence examples for system which favours from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives, then, face a double disadvantage from the electoral system, which favours Labour over them, and heavily favours the left-inclined SNP over the right-inclined Ukip.

The Australians, Canadians and Swiss have been successful in attracting foreign talent (see chart), by adopting a points-based immigration system which favours the highly skilled.

We clarify the interplay of ferrimagnetism and random magnetic anisotropy in this system, which favours correlated sperimagnetic and not spin glass behaviour, in agreement with puzzling experimental data.

What prevents voters from supporting the Lib Dems in greater numbers is an electoral system which favours the two larger parties and makes it so difficult for a third party to transform popular support into seats at Westminster.

The word is not included in the 1882 edition of Webster's dictionary, and in the latest Oxford English Dictionary capitalism is simply defined as "a system which favours the existence of capitalists", as the self-declared socialisms of western Europe have always done.

If ministers use science capital funding to build science infrastructure in regions that don't do so well from the normal operation of the funding system (which favours the Golden Triangle institutions to an extent that risks the health of the entire system) they may create Mini-Me versions of the Crick that struggle to be sustainable.

Distortions in the tax system which favour manufacturing and barriers to private-sector participation in some service industries should be scrapped.

Three years after his return to the backbenches in 1989, he made a half-hearted attempt to become the fourth member of his family to become Speaker of the Commons, a move foiled by the Commons' curious voting system, which favoured Betty Boothroyd.

To adjust the structure of production requires a further strengthening of the yuan, raising the price of energy, scrapping distortions in the tax system which favour manufacturing, and removing various shackles on the services sector.More labour-intensive growth would also boost incomes and consumption and so help to reduce China's embarrassingly large trade surplus.

"I think the black and ethnic communities understand that". Addressing British Future, Mr Woolfe's message was that a fairer immigration system which favoured arrivals from the Commonwealth over Europeans should be at the centre of the campaign to leave the EU.

Gene polymorphisms in the renal cytochrome P450 enzyme system, which favour reduced metabolism and renal excretion, enhance nephrotoxic risk.