Examples of using Favourable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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What, if even in Africa the fortunes of war prove equally favourable for both sides?
reserve a room in our hotel at a favourable price!
A good harvest doesn't necessarily mean favourable to the farmers.
utilizing favourable and towels.
nails are evidence that you wished to make a favourable impression.
Cost effectiveness: our agency prices are significantly favourable regarding both advertising and other services.
That's evidence favourable to the defendant.
About 70% of the population of Britain had a favourable opinion of Jews
Notwithstanding the favourable and relatively dynamic economic growth in the new Member States, sharp differences in
In order that we can continue to grow in less favourable regions, it is extremely important to use proportional regulation mechanisms.
A very favourable change for enterprises is that an objective audit deadline is not included in the act according to which the duration of the tax audit shall not exceed 365 days.
whether there is a more environmentally favourable, more economical option than the intended solution.
The report said about 70% of the population of Britain had a favourable opinion of Jews
The EESC takes favourable note of the attention given to the deployment of electric vehicles
The Court of Auditors(“ECA”) delivered a broadly favourable opinion in December 2005,
Better known as synchronicity, favourable people and beneficial circumstance start to appear with exactly what you need.
In invasive aspergillosis, 41% of the adults had a favourable response at the end of the study(26 out of 63).
Based on the favourable experience of recent years, the Editorial Board of the Financial
This means that Hungary will also find itself in a new geostrategic position- one that is more favourable than previously.
where they were presented in a light favourable to Jewish dialectics.