My clientele has always favoured quality rather than quantity.
This country cannot have the treatment of the most-favoured-nation clause.
For: Has long been touted as one of the favoured successors and is admired by many at Old Trafford.
There are even those who claim that extraordinary afflictions are not the punishment for extraordinary SINS but the trial of extraordinary graces bestowed on a favoured few.
"The most famous exponent of the tea ceremony was Sen Rikyu (1522-91), tea master to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who codified a style known as wabi, which favoured rustic, rough-shaped tea Bowls and spare, simple surroundings."
Top team very honored to stand out in the numerous tutorial team, as only a tutorial team as a tutorial industry benchmarking favoured by the column group took part in the program recording.
She favoured his cause with ample funds.
Conventional thinking favoured the use of many simple integrated circuits on separate chips.
Its favoured inflation measure-the core price index for personal consumption expenditures-came in at a 0.4% annual growth rate.
Dr Brown described the experience of having his favoured landing site removed from the shortlist as the geological equivalent of having "your city's Olympic bid rejected".
[21] "0riental Culture" was a reactionary doctrine which rejected modern scientific civilization and favoured the preservation of the backward mode of agricultural production and the feudal culture of the Orient.
The weather favoured us.
Some favoured dahlia,others preferred the bright geranium.
While Le Lang felt that everyone was prejudiced against them, and the teachers always favoured the brilliant students.
By contrast, in countries where people have a longer lifespan, women favoured more feminine-looking men, even though they might not have the healthiest genes available.
2. Rules of origin referred to in paragraph 1 shall include all rules of origin used in non-preferential commercial policy instruments, such as in the application of: most-favoured-nation treatment under Articles I, II, III, XI and XIII of GATT 1994;
Mr Bush favoured capping carbon emissions until the voices of industry prevailed.
With entry to WTO, China can enjoy the multilateral , unconditional and permanent most-favoured-nation clause among more 140 countries.
Given that there is a living to be made at night, and given that alternative daytime trades are thoroughly occupied, natural selection has favoured bats that make a go of the night-hunting trade.
Textile workers favoured protection because they feared an influx of cheap cloth.
So while the European side favoured playing long diagonal balls up to the front men, the South Americans were putting together some good passing moves.
But Fortune's favoured children belong to the second class.
The other greenwash favoured by coal-burners is to hold out the prospect that emissions will soon be cleaned up and buried under ground using carbon capture and storage.
For example, he proposes a slight thawing of relations with Cuba (see article). Most Americans have long favoured full normalisation.
But some experts believe being less favoured can have positive consequences.
War paint and tattoos are also considered taboo by the Goffs, but skull earrings, death's head pendants, metal studs piercing the flesh, and large nose-rings are favoured.
The wind favoured their sailing at dawn.
He favoured animals; she vegetation.
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