Court verdicts in religious disputes usually favour Muslims.
Because debates afford participants equal status, they usually favour the underdog – especially ones with little to lose.
When state and local parties select candidates, they usually favour people who have worked hard within the party.
All artistic positions usually favour candidates with formal training and qualifications in the form of a fine art, graphics or animation degree.
Perhaps helped by the fact that the voters' choices are guided by an initial shortlist prepared by ITV, the results will tend to reflect populist taste and usually favour the broadcaster's shows.
"You limit yourself if you fish only in one part of the creative pool," says Bruce Rosenblum, head of television at Warner Brothers, "but the networks usually favour their own production".The logic of scale and vertical integration applies not only within the TV industry itself, but also to media groups more broadly.
The upcoming renegotiation of the treaty that defines the ITU's competences is regarded as an opportunity to push this agenda.Even Western governments, which usually favour the multi-stakeholder system, would like to rein in the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), whose board decides which top-level domains to add (such as.com or.biz).
While the American translators tend to use more high-valued modal expressions, the Chinese translators usually favour median- and low-valued MODALITY.
Although they usually favour rocky cliff tops to make their nests, pairs have bred successfully in places as diverse as a disused nuclear reactor, and on top of a building belonging to Nottingham Trent University, as well as cathedrals in both Norwich and Derby.
Females usually favour younger males born or joined into the clan after they were born.
This is rare, apparently – they usually favour the back door to avoid a walk of shame through protesters.
