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The place is favourable to concealment.

The terms of the agreement are favourable to both sides.

The weather is favourable to the winter crops.

Sell manager Sun are favourable to Cooperate absolutely with foreign freinds and develop together.

those plans have not all been equally favourable to the greatness of its produce.

The deposit is restricted by structure and morphology. Well confined basins are favourable to the mineralization.

That resulted in a ruling broadly favourable to India which left Pakistan unhappy.

He should be criticized mainly for his bourgeois ideas, which are favourable to capitalism and harmful to socialism.

It's believed the conditions in which the elections are being held are too favourable to the government.

The present international situation is favourable to our fulfilment of the general task for the transition period.

However, the presence of these conditions and of a situation favourable to ourselves and unfavourable to the enemy does not mean that we have already defeated him.

The rubber tube was expansed after inflated, then closed. The soft core that could be favourable to mandrel stripping was used to rubber special tube.

The demographics look favourable to him, as do polls (although they show some widely different results, and Mrs Clinton should not be counted out).

These articles reflect the difference between the two systems and are favourable to ensuring stability and prosperity in the Hong Kong Special administrative Region.

Augite monzonite crystallized at high-temperature and over-hypabyssal conditions. The water-deficient, highly viscous magma was favourable to the formation of the volcanic dome.

But the general trend of the international and internal situation is favourable to our Party and to the people. So long as the whole Party is united as one, we shall be able to overcome all difficulties step by step.

His usual method of reasoning is constantly to establish right by fact.1 It would be possible to employ a more logical method, but none could be more favourable to tyrants.

"There are contradictions that we can use, conditions that are favourable to us, opportunities that we can take advantage of---the problem is to seize them at the right moment."

The process is the particular form of social activity in which the opposing armed forces attack each other or defend themselves against one another, employing strategy and tactics favourable to themselves and unfavourable to the enemy.

Sea resources being robbed and sea right being harmed and national unification being pulled back are not favourable to China abroad interest extension and further prevents China's growing-up.

But it must be made abundantly clear that many objective conditions favourable to our struggle for continued resistance, unity and progress are still present both at home and abroad.

After the discussion, in view of the fact that the situation of peace was favourable to the dynasty, Tingchen accepted his proposal and named me Shunyi King. Other tribal leaders also gave different names.

In Israel, there exist at the same time both the socialist colour and the capitalist one. This is the choice of the Jewish people based on the actual conditions, the criterion being whether it is favourable to improve the circumstances of their existence.