Examples of using Will favour in English and their translations into German
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Who knows maybe Lady Luck will favour you?
This will favour economic, social and cultural integration.
The choice of the nine themes will favour SME participation.
Therefore pressure will favour production of water from ice(melting), so its melting point will decrease.
It's therefore a measure that, to some extent, will favour deregulation.
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When placing orders we will favour suppliers with a high record of reliability.
As far as access to world markets is concerned,Europe's goal should be to secure a level playing field which will favour competitive enterprises.
Exposure to several of those factors will favour their development cocktail effects.
Such an approach will favour a climate of respect between all elements of society and constructive debate on differing positions.
Slade believes that this year the Rolex Fastnet Race will favour the small boats as was the case in 2005.
Running parallel with the less obvious forms of cooperation that can lead to economic growth is the idea of reinforcing links and exchanges in order topromote an interconnectedness that will favour economic growth.
Breathing exercises, will favour the lungs and protect against age-specific lung disorders.
I hope that the reliance onmutual trust of the other party's systems will favour the implementation of this agreement.
It is also likely that EU contract law will favour EU social and employment policy, such as the Working Time Directive, which has both proven highly unpopular and caused disruption in the UK for a range of essential industries and services.
The Commission's proposal replaces relatively transparentoperating aid with less transparent forms of aid which will favour some shipyards rather than others.
If GM crops are authorised, this will favour larger farms and so threaten the existence of many smallholders.
If the word of God is to be the soul and foundation of the Christian life,the Bible should be readily available within families; this will favour daily reading and meditation on God's word lectio divina.
If we work to cherish our inner serenity we will favour the growth of our unconditioned trust in God.
Similarly, impetus is lacking in relation to in-company training, particularly in view of trends indicating that changestaking place in the occupational pattern of employment will favour those who are most educated.
I hope that the rapporteurs and the Commission will favour the amendments that I have tabled and that they can be incorporated.
The results have raised important questions about devolution(and the prospect for further transfers of power away from Westminster),as well as encouraged a mass movement towards an electoral system which will favour a federalist model.
The aim is to ensure less andbetter targeted state subsidies, which will favour competition and ensure that scarce resources are put to the best possible use.
For example it recommends that religious education in schools of every kind and grade should have an ecumenical dimension, and aim to educate the hearts and minds of young people in the necessary human andreligious dispositions that will favour the search for Christian unity.
The measures andproposals summarized in this brochure are intended to create an environment which will favour the development of cooperation between individual businesses in the Community.
DEYNA thinks that by concentrating actions on just one province(Land, department or county) with a"standard entity at a world level," that is to say, in a significant, determined and limited territory(where for the most part environmental actions have been sporadic, scattered and unconnected) the result will be a very special territory,protected from deterioration, which will favour a positive opinion and massive favourable critics.
Their national currencies will, it seems, become more volatile,and as all their economic actors will favour the euro, it will become a genuine'parallel currency' in these countries.
I voted in favour of this report as I think that the European Union needs a strong competition policy, founded on the principle of a free market and fair competition in all sectors,which will generate a successful internal market and will favour the creation of sustainable, knowledge-based jobs.
It is difficult to take into account the various requirements andfollow a policy which will favour the weakest parties and supply a high-quality product at affordable prices.
I think it is simply human rather than something negative for us to give thought to in which areas we should, once the decision is taken- which,it is to be hoped, will favour 2007- to some extent monitor and exert a certain amount of pressure.
The basic framework which we have introduced is a framework of mutual supervision of national fiscal policies and of coordination of economic policies by means of processes to improve our structural situations and the coordination orcreation of a positive macroeconomic environment which will favour growth and employment, and at the same time reduce the possibility of asymmetric clashes caused by economic policies.