Examples of 'it favours' in a sentence
Meaning of "it favours"
indicates a preference or bias towards something. It suggests that a person, group, or system shows a favorable inclination or partiality towards a particular thing. The phrase can also refer to the act of supporting or endorsing something over other alternatives
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It favours areas with high amounts of sedimentation.
What is new about the directive is that it favours the complainant.
Thus it favours economic and employment growth.
Weigh the balance of power and determine whether it favours you.
It favours a forest canopy that is relatively open.
Humanism is important in that it favours the conditions of the cooperation that we need.
It favours the strongest party in each region.
Nitrate is being used with such intent because it favours the competing denitrifying bacteria.
It favours the organization and elaboration of ideas.
The Congress has not definitely adopted a socialistic viewpoint although it favours it.
It favours a more efficient use of the publicity.
The Committee wishes to emphasise that it favours an initiative to support local government networking.
It favours photosynthesis and is easily metabolized by microorganisms.
The United States must make clear whether it favours negotiation or the military method.
It favours sand and gravel bottoms.
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One large Member State maintains a reserve on the basis that it favours more exemptions.
It favours sheltered areas and overhangs.
The Canadian Alliance has indicated quite clearly that it favours a ban on water export.
It favours cell regeneration and hydration of the skin.
The Mortgage Loan Scheme is selective in that it favours only certain financial institutions.
It favours many users since it support a number of languages.
Conflicting ” objectives as it favours long term vision.
It favours new entrants and consumers.
An added value is that it favours cross-border projects.
It favours closer parliamentary cooperation with regard to subsidiarity.
At the same time, it favours cerebral activity and memory.
It favours even more exports of biodiesel.
Taught in a preventive or curative manner, it favours physical, psychological and spiritual health.
It favours the elimination of extravascular bleedings.
Of course, we do not discourage such a statement, since it favours statistical office credibility.
It favours no legislative follow up for the latter at this stage.
In a highly volatile environment, r selection wins, because it favours very adaptable small organisms.
It favours some features and permits others to whither away.
Having itself been a victim of sanctions and public opprobrium, it favours more discreet persuasion.
It favours technique over strength.
Some laud the network for its effectiveness, others because it favours a horizontal and participatory organization.
It favours sheltered waters and is tolerant of low salinity levels.
This measure is also selective as it favours a single company, Legler.
It favours a concerted approach in reaching mutual understanding on this issue.
There is no doubt that the measure is selective as it favours a single undertaking, SMVP.
It favours the harmonisation of legislations.
The aid is selective in that it favours a single company, Greußener Salamifabrik GmbH.
It favours obtaining quantitative results.
An original and efficient method, it favours the return of pastoralism along the Rhone.
It favours an objective considered to be a priority.
In the south of its range, it favours the fruit of the bugweed, Solanum mauritianum.
It favours standardisation rather than harmonisation of diverse educational systems.
Croatia advocates international arbitration, but Slovenia says it favours settling them bilaterally.
It favours the connected mind.
A further disadvantage of the VAT exemption for public operators is that it favours self-supply.
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And do thee favours with my royal hands
Favours impulse buying and multiple purchases
The trend definitely favours higher qualifications
