favourable conditions

I agree to fight under the most favourable conditions for you.

And thus were created more favourable conditions to this market among the middle class.

In favourable conditions there is no reason why all this should take much more than six months.

He was going to England under more favourable conditions this time.

What it can do, though, is create favourable conditions to help young people achieve these things.

The species is known for its rapid growth, especially under favourable conditions.

These changes are meant to create favourable conditions for the proper development of children.

No country has to set more favourable conditions for workers than the minimum protection.

It was completely different from the voice of those who were trained in favourable conditions.

With favourable conditions it can reach heights of up to 15 feet.

In summer you could reach sanctuary of an afternoon only under favourable conditions.

Then under these favourable conditions I should have picked it up."

The spores would land and become new plants only in favourable conditions.

I believe that in this way it creates more favourable conditions for the success of the strategy.

This will not come about spontaneously; favourable conditions need to be created.

By creating favourable conditions at every level, healing will take place quite naturally.

Member States with more favourable conditions in place should maintain these, or introduce them if they wish to do so.

Despite favourable conditions, the storm has struggled to improve its organization.

The cell remains in this state until it encounters more favourable conditions.

P. brachypomus can and will grow quickly under favourable conditions.

Under favourable conditions, it can spread like a fire.

The question arises as to what are the most favourable conditions for childbearing.

As would be found later, favourable conditions did not exist in Wythenshawe.

Can we expect favourable conditions to continue in the housing market in the year ahead?

Two observations are always required to give a position accurate to within a mile under favourable conditions.