| favour election | 0.72 | Most parties also do not favour fresh elections. | ||
| favour link | 0.59 | Like the left, he favours closer links with Moscow. | ||
| favour reunification | 0.59 | The party favours a reunification with Moscow. | ||
| favour development | 0.53 | The current economy does not favour the development of small businesses. | ||
| favour relation | 0.53 | He was, however, a pragmatist and a realist who favoured close relations with the United States. | ||
| favour bowler | 0.46 | McIntyre loses his place because the Perth pitch favours fast bowlers. | ||
| favour company | 0.46 | Nor surprisingly, foreign investors have tended to favour well-focused companies such as MTNL and VSNL. | ||
| favour independence | 0.46 | Some militants favour independence for Kashmir or union with Pakistan. | ||
| favour tie | 0.46 | Both men favour stronger ties with Russia. | ||
| favour candidate | 0.39 | The alleged vote-rigging favoured coalition candidates. | ||
| favour plan | 0.39 | In both surveys, the great majority of people said that they favoured the plan. | ||
| favour formation | 0.33 | An increase of applied pressure thus favours formation of solid carbon dioxide. | ||
| favour idea | 0.33 | So that sounds as if you favour the idea of selling off shares. | ||
| favour measure | 0.33 | I personally favour measures designed to reinforce unity among the people. | ||
| favour policy | 0.33 | Washington favours a policy of isolation. | ||
| favour rapprochement | 0.33 | The Communist government, elected last year after a decade of conservative rule, favours a rapprochement with Moscow. | ||
| favour use | 0.33 | This latter case will favour the use of a sequential magnetic tape file. | ||
| favour agreement | 0.26 | Both countries seem to favour the agreement. | ||
| favour approach | 0.26 | The Dublin government favours this approach. | ||
| favour batsman | 0.26 | The wicket favours batsmen and there is little humidity. |