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Meanings of favour in English
Usage of favour in English
1
Scotland and Northern Ireland voted heavily in favour of staying in Europe.
2
United returned the favour the following year, overhauling a large Arsenal lead.
3
So consider the train within Europe and do the planet a favour.
4
Central bankers usually favour capital requirements for increasing safety at financial firms.
5
There are some measures in the Budget that favour young property seekers.
6
The appeal court has now ruled in his favour, citing health reasons.
7
No one voted against, however, and there were 50 members in favour.
8
Eleven members of Prime Minister Tony Blair's Labour Party voted in favour.
9
That'll certainly open the doors for a serious scoreboard in England's favour.
10
But a clear majority of the conference was in favour of action.
11
The region's public health authorities were in favour of the liquor bans.
12
All current leaders of the parties voted in favour of the law.
13
A few months ago, he said he was in favour of independence.
14
DO YOU know that this State now discriminates in favour of terrorism?
15
Do me a favour.' The body did not improve on second acquaintance.
16
Healy said: I would be in favour of players receiving financial gain.
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Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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