Examples of 'had favoured' in a sentence
Meaning of "had favoured"
had favoured - This phrase indicates that someone or something was given preference, support, or advantages in a particular situation. It implies that a person or entity was favored or benefitted from favorable treatment or conditions
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He realised his luck had favoured him again.
It had favoured the development and protection of human rights and the environment.
Hitherto all things had favoured the enemy.
Other nations felt that they should have been given priority but Nepal had favoured France.
Globalization had favoured a few nations and left many behind.
Many had experienced situations where their supervisor had favoured other employees.
Financial markets had favoured Britain would remain in the EU.
In other respects, fortune had favoured him.
Luck had favoured him in South Africa.
Many trade union leaders had favoured the second option.
Others had favoured non-binding guidelines, which they perceived as a more realistic outcome.
It was also disappointing that climate financing had favoured mitigation at the expense of adaptation.
Adenauer had favoured the formation of a smaller centre-right coalition from the beginning.
The numbers demonstrate that German companies had favoured IFRS even prior to the EU announcement.
New Zealand had favoured targets and incentives across all departments, agencies, policies and programmes.
The Preparatory Committee had favoured the same solution.
Some had favoured deleting the words “ not prohibited by international law ”.
Yet the estates and the Grand Master had favoured the Elector of Brandenburg.
Some delegations had favoured deleting the paragraph, while others had supported its retention.
A majority of speakers at the Commission had favoured such a five-year interval.
Colonialism, which had favoured racism and racial discrimination, should also be condemned.
On balance, a majority of the Commission had favoured including article 18 b.
Saddam 's regime had favoured Sunnis while oppressing Shi'ites, Christians and particularly the Kurds.
It revised and updated the production-sharing contract, which, until then, had favoured Western operators heavily.
Furthermore, those Parties that had favoured Alternative 2 had done so for substantive reasons.
They allied with Prophet Muhammad, so that a Qur'anic verse had favoured them Al-Tawba, Verse 14.
Until then, the customary courts had favoured men in judging family disputes.
During the Balkan crisis, he had favoured armed intervention against Serbia.
Furthermore, some delegations had favoured " should " and others " may.
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Many circumstances have favoured those developments
Most favoured nation provision in an investment treaty
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