Sentence examples for a preferential view from inspiring English sources

This was not a preferential view of public policy ("it would be best if the states and people took care of these things"), but a mandate (if it is not listed in the U.S. Constitution, it is for the states and the people).

We evaluated infants' preferential viewing of three pairs of faces: mother versus stranger, mother versus intermediate face and stranger versus intermediate face.

He wrote: "It would be particularly inappropriate, in our view, to grant a preferential, quasi-official role to a group such as the A.B.A. that takes public positions on divisive political, legal and social issues that come before the courts".

Also the situation of published evidence appeared to shift from a preferential administration of ASS to a more positive view of the impact of LMWH.

A closer view into the WT-V1 revealed a preferential location of PNNs in layer IV, where they frequently colocalized with PV+-interneurons (Fig.  8c).

Consistent with this view, we find that B16-F10 cells have a preferential distribution in the lung following tail vein injection (and see [31], [32]).

HSBC Advance customers, meanwhile, get a "preferential rate" of 0.1%.

The transfer must have been made or suffered by an insolvent with a view to giving the creditor a preference; but this element is presumed to exist if the transfer in fact had a preferential effect.

An earlier version reported that Natalie Bennett said Britain needed to introduce a preferential voting system.

They offer a preferential rate of interest, which varies from bank to bank.

For the best picture category, the Academy, unlike Bafta and others, uses a preferential ballot system.