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favour {sostantivo}
favore · approvazione · Cortesia · atto cortese
to favour {verbo}
concedere · aiutare · favorire · dare · permettere · appoggiare · propendere · assecondare · avvantaggiare
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favour {sostantivo}
Mr Barón Crespo in its favour, as long as the debate is placed on July's agenda.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for your massive vote in favour of my report.
There are a thousand reasons - humanitarian and financial - in favour of doing so.
The Swedish Christian Democrats have today voted in favour of the Marinho report.
Does anyone wish to speak in favour of this request for referral to committee?
favour {sostantivo} (anche: welcome, concurrence, agreement, acceptance)
Mr President, I wanted to vote in favour of that, but my machine was not working!
On behalf of the European People's Party, I call for a vote in favour of that motion.
Our group is in favour of adopting the report with its amendments.
Broadly speaking, I am in favour of the adoption of this document.
Broadly speaking, I am in favour of the adoption of this document.
May I ask another favour of you: would you please inform the House what will happen if it transpires that Parliament really did vote on a...
favour {sostantivo} (anche: attention, courtesy, kindness)
to favour {verbo}
to favour {v.} (anche: to acknowledge, to concede, to agree, to admit)
In accordance with the Rules of Procedure, I can allow one Member to speak in favour.
For these reasons we cannot vote in favour of the Ghilardotti report.
We are very much in favour of providing financial support for moves to restrict violence and pornography on the Internet.
I am also in favour of allowing the Commission a certain amount of licence in order to achieve maximum effectiveness in the area of aid.
I was very confused and said to myself that maybe I should give Turkey a chance, since I was in favour of its accession in the future.
to favour {v.} (anche: to help, to accommodate, to forward, to promote)
The Danish Social Democrats in the European Parliament have today voted in favour of efforts to assist women who are victims of the trade...
Secondly, we are in favour of helping the people around the world who are dependent on growing drug crops because of the economic
Having said that, Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I am in favour of the report, and I support the establishment of this Guarantee Fund
It favoured the option of tree subsidies rather than production subsidies in several majority votes.
LFA aid and environmental aid, in particular, are important in many less favoured agricultural areas.
to favour {v.} (anche: to oblige, to accommodate, to back, to aid)
This reform has to favour young farmers in the most depressed areas of the EU.
That is the key issue here, rather than trying to favour our industry.
Every country is entitled to favour certain candidates or certain governments.
We are afraid that your government will aggravate rather than favour the necessary choices.
We need to favour fuels and technologies with low or zero emissions.
Why am I in favour of giving the Commission time, albeit not too much time?
Now that, today, the decision is upon us, I therefore ask you to vote in favour!
Mr President, I wanted to vote in favour of that, but my machine was not working!
For several reasons, we are unable to vote in favour of this report.
And one last point - I am naturally in favour of allowing our citizens to bring legal actions.
to favour {v.} (anche: to permit, to cede, to afford, to bestow)
I therefore voted in favour of the report, so that we can all enjoy the benefits of this positive step for the Community.
The Left Party is in favour of proposals finally having been made to do away with the standard reimbursement of MEPs’ travel expenses.
Parliament, and we will be voting in favour of it tomorrow.
I am therefore very much in favour, and we support, the proposal that the rapporteur has also just advocated to change the word ‘ fishermen
I am very favourable to the development of a level of regional cooperation which will better enable the prevention of certain crises.
to favour {v. t.} (anche: to further, to forward, to back, to support)
I would implore you to vote in favour of urgent procedure in this case.
For these reasons, we are going to vote in favour of the report.
If this amendment is approved we shall vote in favour.
The Greens will be voting in favour of this report.
I therefore believe that we should do so in this case too and propose that we vote in favour of the Commission's proposal.
to favour {v. t.} (anche: to incline, to be inclined, to lean)
The arguments are therefore in favour of our being obliged to accept the Commission's proposals.
The reasons for favouring an extension of the ban to products placed on the market for use by consumers are understandable.
to favour {v. t.} (anche: to content, to humour, to indulge, to please)
to favour {v. t.}
Kyoto unduly favours the mechanisms of an unequal market.
That is because the proposed decoupling puts less favoured areas at most risk, and we must deal with the risks as quickly as possible.
On the other hand, a delay in implementing the regulations favours American banks, which profit from the current set of regulations and are able to undercut European banks in Europe.
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