Favouring example sentences

"Favouring" Example Sentences

1. He was accused of favouring his own daughter in the will.
2. The decision was seen as favouring the wealthy.
3. The tax laws were seen as favouring the rich.
4. The judge was accused of favouring one side.
5. His policies were seen as favouring the upper classes.
6. The new regulations were seen as favouring big business.
7. The law was seen as favouring the powerful.
8. The decision was seen as favouring the government.
9. The law was interpreted as favouring the wealthy.
10. The ruling was seen as favouring the rich.
11. He was accused of favouring his own family.
12. The new law was seen as favouring the privileged.
13. His policies were seen as favouring the privileged few.
14. The decision was seen as favouring the established elite.
15. The decision was seen as favouring the corporate sector.
16. His policies were seen as favouring the privileged classes.
17. His policies were seen as favouring the rich and powerful.
18. The court ruling was seen as favouring the wealthy.
19. The new regulations were seen as favouring the wealthy.
20. His decisions were seen as favouring the corporate sector.
21. The new law was seen as favouring the corporate elite.
22. The ruling was seen as favouring the powerful.
23. The law was seen as favouring the privileged few.
24. The ruling was seen as favouring the government.
25. The court ruling was seen as favouring the government.
26. His policies were seen as favouring the corporate world.
27. The ruling was seen as favouring the established elite.
28. The decision was seen as favouring the powerful.
29. He was accused of favouring his own political party.
30. His policies were seen as favouring the corporate interests.
31. The new regulations were seen as favouring the powerful.
32. The law was seen as favouring the corporate sector.
33. The decision was seen as favouring the wealthy.
34. The ruling was seen as favouring the privileged classes.
35. The court ruling was seen as favouring the privileged few.
36. The new law was seen as favouring the established elite.
37. His policies were seen as favouring the corporate elite.
38. The decision was seen as favouring the upper classes.
39. The ruling was seen as favouring the rich and powerful.
40. His decisions were seen as favouring the wealthy.