Sentence examples for unfavourable to the introduction from inspiring English sources

While the political context in terms of regional elections and the decision of the Constitutional Council was unfavourable to the introduction of the CCE in France, the most frequently quoted reason for rejecting it was that it would harm the competitiveness of French firms.

The May elections returned a majority unfavourable to the King.

First, the average unfavourable decision (unfavourable to the prisoner, that is) took less time to arrive at (5.2 minutes) than the average favourable one (7.4 minutes).

The terms were unfavourable to the peasants in many, probably most, cases.

The WHO expects Zika to spread everywhere in the Americas except Canada and Chile, where the climate is unfavourable to the main culprits for transmission, Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.

The campaign against the Brotherhood has also taken place alongside a crackdown on journalists suspected of presenting information unfavourable to the army and its supporters.

The addition of CO2 also appears unfavourable to the production of hydrogen but increases the CO yield.

Of those, 116 were substantially changed to "remove or alter comments unfavourable" to the force.

The Constitutional Court has a track record of rulings unfavourable to the Pheu Thai party.

Here a meagre 28percentt of people were unfavourable to the group while an astonishing 62percentt were of no definite opinion.

Production was hampered by weak snowfall which was unfavourable to the skiing action scenes.