Sentence examples for Have preferential from inspiring English sources

With this knowledge banks such as Abbey have preferential rates for their own customers.

Staff will also have preferential access to more shares if they spend at least £500.

I strongly support the suggestion that members of Congress should no longer have preferential treatment.

The American restrictions, which were imposed in July 1999, do not apply to imports from Canada, Mexico and other countries that have preferential trade agreements with Washington.

Members of the public will have to buy at least £750 worth of stock, while Royal Mail employees will have preferential access to more shares if they spend at least £500.

So the taxpayer is also providing the wherewithal to fund participation in the protection scheme by subscribing for £6.5bn in special "B shares", which will have preferential rights to future dividends.

Radiologists however have preferential access to radiological equipment.

These skin perforator arteries have preferential locations or clusters.

C hkl) is expected to be unity for the facet, which does not have preferential orientation.

The detailed mechanism why ZnO nanowires have preferential regrowth along the radial direction remains unclear.

Transcallosal fibers of the visual system have preferential target sites within the occipital cortex of monkeys.