favorable conditions

  • 1favorable conditions — advantageous circumstances, suitable situation, auspicious conditions …

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  • 2presenting favorable conditions — index propitious Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …

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  • 3favorable — favorable, benign, auspicious, propitious mean being of good omen or presaging a happy or successful outcome. Favorable implies that the persons or circumstances involved tend to assist in attaining one s ends persons by being kindly disposed or… …

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  • 4Conditions De Travail — Droit du travail en France Sources du droit du travail Internationales : OIT · UE Étatiques : Constitution · Loi · Règlement · Jurisprudence Professionnelles : Convention collective · Usage et engagement unilatéral · Règlement… …

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  • 5favorable — [ favɔrabl ] adj. • v. 1150; lat. favorabilis « qui attire la faveur » 1 ♦ Vx Qui attire la faveur. ⇒ agréable. « De David à ses yeux le nom est favorable » (Racine). 2 ♦ Mod. Favorable à (qqn, qqch.). Qui est animé d une disposition… …

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  • 6Conditions de travail — Les conditions de travail désignent d une manière générale l environnement dans lequel les employés vivent sur leur lieu de travail. Elles comprennent la pénibilité et les risques du travail effectué ainsi que l environnement de travail (bruit,… …

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  • 7conditions — n. circumstances 1) favorable; unfavorable conditions 2) difficult; normal; pitiful, squalid; repressive conditions 3) living; weather; working conditions (if weather conditions permit) 4) in conditions (they live in squalid conditions) 5) under… …

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  • 8favorable — fa|vor|a|ble [ feıv(ə)rəbl ] adjective ** 1. ) showing that someone likes or approves of someone or something: Reaction to the plan has been generally favorable. in a favorable light: The general was portrayed in a more favorable light in a… …

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  • 9favorable — adjective Date: 14th century 1. a. disposed to favor ; partial b. expressing approval ; commendatory c. giving a result that is in one s favor < a favorable comparison > d. affirmative < a …

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  • 10favorable — adjective 1) a favorable assessment of his ability Syn: approving, commendatory, complimentary, flattering, glowing, enthusiastic; good, pleasing, positive; informal rave Ant: critical 2) conditions are favorable …

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