Sentence examples for taken in favour of from inspiring English sources

But yesterday the decision was taken in favour of security, and that's right".

Concerning prostate biopsy, there was a difference in the number of biopsy cores taken in favour of the patients in Cohort II.

The stand I have always taken is in favour of 'pure art', and this is what causes the prickles in Scotland, because the Scots don't like pure art, and they don't trust it".

5th over: Australia 40-0 (Lanning 21, Healy 14) Danielle Wyatt is brought into the England attack as Brunt is taken off in favour of more spin.

Shabby-chic chandeliers have been replaced by light fixtures that celebrate the bare bulb, and foxed mirrors over mantelpieces taken down in favour of utilitarian or abstract light-up signs – "LIVE" in neon, say, or "LUNCHEONETTE" in retro fairground bulbs.

Strong natural selection is expected to take place in favour of trees with low susceptibility.

Yet polls still show a narrow majority of Europeans in favour of taking in more countries.

Canon Rosie Harper, one of the few prominent clergy to have taken a position in favour of the Falconer bill, said: "Being on the naughty step with Carey and Tutu is a bit better than it was".

I was tempted to abandon my plans of heading straight for Soccer City's media centre to file a story in favour of taking in the electric atmosphere at the airport.

Keir Starmer, the DPP, made clear that he would, in the first instance, set out in detail the factors taken into account in favour of, or against, prosecution.

Moreover, if the enemy puts civilians at risk by deliberately placing military targets near them, "this is a factor to be taken into account in favour of the attackers".Israel makes precisely such arguments.