Sentence examples for trade favored from inspiring English sources

Senator Mike Johanns, a Nebraska Republican, sought earlier this year to bar a lame-duck Congress from creating the energy emissions exchange known as cap and trade — favored by Democrats but anathema to Republicans — but his plan never got a vote.

Another approach to fair trade, favored for tropical agricultural goods like coffee and pineapple, is to buy direct from the grower, cutting out middlemen, and then sell the produce under a label certifying that it has been harvested and packed by adults, paid a fair wage and working under reasonable conditions.

If Trump sticks to positions on immigration and trade favored by his political base, Pollak said, "he will continue, probably, to see positive coverage from Breitbart and from other conservative news websites and from talk radio".

LONDON — Testifying at Britain's long-running inquiry into media standards, Prime Minister David Cameron rejected suggestions on Thursday that he traded favored treatment for electoral support by Rupert Murdoch's newspapers, calling talk of a conspiracy "specious" and "unjustified".

He added that the current banking environment, which has imposed additional costs on bigger firms with more complex businesses like trading, favors the independent model of Lazard and rivals like Evercore Partners.

Matchers trade favors evenly.

The doctors gossip, make jokes, and trade favors.

As they build their ideas, students from different disciplines trade favors.

It was not his way to twist arms or trade favors.

Oct. 23, 1985: Mr. Rostenkowski, reasserting control over his committee, begins to trade favors for votes.

The emergence of tit-for-tat reciprocity, which lets organisms trade favors without being cheated, is just a first step.