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The costs of devaluation may not be appreciably higher than the costs of the present course, particularly in a situation where there is no guarantee that the Estonian or Latvian applications to join EMU will be favourably received in 2010-11.

Some corporations may have a presence in many districts throughout the country, and decisions that affect them will affect employment in those districts, thus making it likely that members of the legislature from those districts will be favourably predisposed to legislation that the group supports.

I hope this report of Mr Carnero's will be favourably received by the Commission.

Compliance versus vaccination results were satisfactory and probably, with the upcoming availability of the HZ vaccine in Italy, adults will be favourably disposed towards vaccination.

Despite all he has given to US soccer, Claudio's recent standing in MLS and New York in particular will not be favourably remembered.

Even this coalition will be judged favourably by history.

Requests for single sculptures will be more favourably received, it is suggested.

Bryant later confirmed copies of the identity documents have been sent to the Syrian consulate: "Hope these will be considered favourably by the C-G," he wrote.

Responding to the commission's investigation, McDonald's said: "We are subject to the same tax laws as other companies and are confident that the inquiry will be resolved favourably".

Although natural instinct may be defensive self-preservation, and to concede responsibility seems to justify stakeholders' lost trust in the short term, several case studies suggest, paradoxically, that sincere acceptance of culpability and remorse will be interpreted favourably, as a powerful display of benevolence and integrity.

"There may be a contract if you're buying their story rights and a tacit understanding between them and the filmmakers that they will be depicted favourably," Sumpton added.