Sentence examples for the case in favour of from inspiring English sources

The case in favour of the Severn Barrage, always persuasive, is now more compelling than ever.

The Independent would make the case in favour of an active and untrammelled fourth estate as strongly as any.

A generation ago Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan did an excellent job of making the case in favour of business.

The case in favour of airstrikes had been argued convincingly by shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn, whose closing speech inspired cheers and applause in the House of Commons.

The case in favour of defined-contribution pensions is that they encourage later retirement, since every extra year worked increases the pot of pension money.

As our online debate showed, the rest of their argument is rather flimsy, while the case in favour of marriage equality is quite strong.

Here too, electoral rules tilt the playing field, in this case in favour of loyalists to the ruling Hashemite family.

The political answer is an open secret: before the election the government promised as much to Muslim voters dismayed at the war in Iraq.But Shahid Malik, the new Labour MP for Dewsbury in the Midlands, put the Muslim case in favour of the legislation better than any lobbyist's handout could.

Thereafter the cost case in favour of the renewable option becomes increasingly compelling as time goes on.

Rather than calling migration a problem to be solved, it offers the development case in favour of the freer movement of labour.

The general case in favour of EU intervention is straightforward.