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But for the moment most factors seem to be favouring the dollar.

Mr Chatel also responded to criticism that he was favouring English too much, saying his ideas did not exclude learning other languages.

In a society that eschews prejudice, favouring the beautiful seems about as shallow as you can get.

been happy to put them on the back-burner, favouring a charm offensive aimed at convincing neighbours that its rise poses no threat.

As for favouring democracy, what was the alternative?

While China has forsworn communist economics, it is still excessively favouring investment over consumption.

She scattered it, favouring the little ones, laughing and smiling as they swam in circles looking for food.

The euro has weakened against most global currencies, favouring exports out of the euro zone.

Britons were more divided about the relative merits of these two approaches, with just under half favouring spending cuts.

The Democrats, though favouring withdrawal, are desperate not to look weak on national security.

The elimination of distortions favouring banks will improve the function of the market system and enhance overall economic welfare.

By demanding so much local content, the government may in fact be favouring some of the leading foreign oil-service companies.

But there may also be structural reasons why investors are favouring bonds over shares.

Unfortunately, India's manufacturers economise on labour, despite its abundance, favouring capital or technology instead.

Human resources experts agree that multinationals have returned to favouring expats in certain roles.

At another, the very same people are quite capable of changing their attitude and favouring the new.

However, most critically, local officials and industrialists blamed their woes on banks favouring state-owned enterprises.

But over the past year, a range of foreign companies has accused Beijing of restricting market access and favouring state-owned competitors.

Chinese companies have made few outright takeover bids, favouring instead the purchase of smaller stakes.

Luca Solca, a senior analyst at Bernstein Research, says trading momentum is favouring companies with higher exposure to emerging markets.

In fact, constituency size is only one factor favouring Labour.

All member states are implementing economic and budgetary reforms favouring structural economic growth.

It should also foster the integration of European financial markets, favouring investment and thus contributing to growth.

But there is no accepted framework for "vertical" policy, favouring specific sectors and companies.

The hens were more likely to dump sperm after a few matings, favouring their first partners over later ones.

Some investors fret that co-location creates a two-tiered system by favouring firms with machines closer to an exchange's data hub.

And while ICAR may be accused of ineptness, it is not suspected of favouring commercial interests.

He had broken his campaign promise that bar such organisations from favouring their co-religionists when hiring staff.

But Mr Assad has neglected those roots, favouring urbanites, including merchants and religious leaders.

Critics frown on the search for a psychiatric explanation, favouring the notion that a virus is to blame.

In recent years, KMT conservatives favouring a return to the Chinese nationalism of the party's founding fathers, have gained ground.

a policy most constructively defined as favouring sustainable development over growth at any cost.

In the past couple of years the Supreme Court has made several rulings favouring corporate defendants over shareholders.

He is the most American among Europe's current leaders, favouring the two-button, centre-vent suit jacket, plain shirt and contrasting tie.

His party's ranks have plenty of young politicians favouring market-driven reforms.

This has involved favouring its specialised, or "vertical" , services for maps and shopping.

Mr Zapatero accuses Prisa's media outlets of sharpening their knives. He also denies favouring Mediapro.

In March 2007 San Francisco's local government outlawed plastic bags, favouring biodegradable ones made from potato starch instead.

The study vindicates those parents favouring the less-is-more, "cry-it-out" method of encouraging infants to sleep through the night.

But America and the EU argue that by hindering their export, China is unfairly favouring domestic industries.

Closer to home, critics say the oil price controls are distorting demand and favouring the wrong people.

There is the usual disdain of old money for the taste of those with new money, who are perceived as favouring conceptual works.

Governments everywhere are favouring locally made goods.

Favouring debt over equity made the share price more volatile, and the more volatile the shares, the more valuable an option becomes.

just now heaps of dead weeds and refuse were burning on many of the plots , the dry weather favouring their combustion.

He has broken a campaign promise to bar such organisations from favouring their co-religionists when hiring staff.

More generally, alpha sceptics often attribute eye-catching returns to "style bias" , such as favouring stocks with a high dividend yield.

But an explicit policy of favouring exporters is liable to recreate old problems.

One study found that in 20 of 22 competitive congressional races, candidates favouring broad reform defeated hardliners.

Recent crimes lean me more towards favouring death penalty.

That adds a layer of complexity, favouring the biggest outfits.

I am learning to live myself, which I should have been familiar with years before. Due to favouring and caring, I don't start untill now.

Hormone receptor favouring to obesity.

Peptide hormone favouring to obesity .

There's a focus on nutrition favouring the crunchy, healthy set here.

Hence he adopted a series of policies aimed at favouring the peoples livelihood to enrich the people and also made encouraging achievements.

As a result, the feed-in tariff has been reduced, and will be reduced again this summer, dampening demand and favouring low-cost producers.

The IMF is notorious for favouring hard money and tight budgets.

European economists put more emphasis on boosting medium-term growth, favouring reforms such as making labour markets more flexible.

The development of economic relations can enlarge the bloc favouring the unification and strengthen the forces supporting the unification.

There is also a political logic to favouring a bigger prop for demand along with bolder action on structural reforms.

The Chinese are favouring highly decorative blue-and-white Ming porcelain.

Speaking to central bankers, this is the first time I can recall them actually favouring a high gold price.

Second, the Chinese government is pushing "indigenous innovation" by favouring local firms in tendering, procurement and so on.

Yellow HuangJiaEr five have a niece, and DingZhaoHui after knowing, trillion fai favouring her, and fine son but like words fly.

Peptide hormone favouring to loss of weight.

In favouring industry over services, China may have prevented its big cities achieving the economic density of a Hong Kong or Tokyo.

And so we are told that the strength of the dollar last year was due to interest rate differentials favouring the dollar.

The Gray Relevancy in the Current Fiscal Agriculture- favouring Policy

Favouring thorough political orsocial reform; holding extreme views