Sentence examples for true favoured from inspiring English sources

The old system, it is true, favoured the rich; it was they who ran fancy but inefficient cars and heated their big houses like saunas.

But they are falling well short of true globalisation, and the favoured models have inherent limitations.

With ¥331 trillion $2.9 trillionn) in savings deposits and life-insurance assets, the country's "post office" has long allowed politicians to raise funds for favoured projects while hiding the true costs from taxpayers.

It is true that coal remains cheap, and is the favoured fuel for power stations in industrialising Asia.

Lower tariffs for everyone, argue the negotiators from Brussels, would reduce this preference, leaving the favoured few relatively worse off.That may be true, but preferential tariff schemes are often less generous than they appear.

Even with strict supervision, the banks will probably find it hard as independent entities to cut off favoured customers, alienate the public, hire better management and admit to true shareholder value.Reformers such as Yasuhisa Shiozaki, an LDP politician, strongly believe that such measures need to be implemented before the time limit on the rescue funds runs out.

In true Epicurean spirit (here and in book 6 too; see especially 6.703 11), his favoured policy is to list a plurality of explanations of one and the same phenomenon without selecting one as correct.

The true cynic might argue that some authoritarian regimes use the political cover provided by humanitarians to maintain favoured status in the halls of power.

True, Mr Clinton moved swiftly to squash the annual squabbling in Congress attached to China's "most favoured nation" trading status, but it is not entirely glib to say that much of the administration's foreign policy has seemed pretty improvised.

For the Republican Party, this morning's Iowa results were to offer a first snapshot of the true depth of support for Donald Trump versus his closest rival in Iowa, Senator Ted Cruz, and also to see who among their favoured "establishment runners", notably Senator Marco Rubio, might be best placed to gain momentum going forward.

Penalties all favoured Australia.