Sentence examples for was given favourable from inspiring English sources

The company said it had no reason to believe it was given favourable treatment.

Small shareholders who lost money in VU believe Messier was given favourable treatment because of his past links with politicians close to President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Initially the zoo was given favourable food rationing quotas, but certain foods became unavailable and the price of others increased dramatically.

European leaders have been highly critical of Cameron's demand for Britain to be given favourable treatment.

But this time Mr Shu, and several other Beijingers, are determined to break with tradition and get their names on the ballot sheets without the party's prior endorsement.Remarkably, Mr Shu's campaign has been given favourable coverage in official newspapers.

A report from the University of Ulster has claimed soldiers are given favourable treatment and said the Historical Enquiries Team (HET) does not investigate the cases properly.

A report from the University of Ulster claimed soldiers were given favourable treatment and said the HET did not investigate the cases properly.

The original Process Modelling in Implementation Research (PRIME) questionnaires and an amendment to conduct the response rate trials were given favourable review by the UK South East Multi-Centre Research Ethics Committee (MREC/03/01/03).

May 23 , 20124.27pm BST Patry Hoskins says another core participant has pointed out that Reid was given very favourable coverage by the Sun and the News of the World on a number of dates.

In 1953 he wrote The Warrior Saint, a biography on Charles de Foucauld, which was given a favourable review in The New York Times, and in 1955 he wrote the self-help book In Search of Serenity, which was also well received.

Several reviews considered Hit & Run to be the best Simpsons game to date, and it was given generally favourable reviews, receiving an aggregated score of 81% from Metacritic for its Xbox version.