The phrase "asked for preferential" is not complete and may require additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting special treatment or advantages in a particular situation, often in formal or business contexts.
Example: "The client asked for preferential treatment in the contract negotiations to secure better terms."
Alternatives: "requested special consideration" or "sought preferential treatment."
Now TMZ Sports has got its hands on the dashcam video of Barrett's arrest, and it shows Barrett doing what a lot of famous people do when they get pulled over: asking for preferential treatment.
There are nevertheless a few exceptions that show how little is actually known: Peter wavers (Matthew 14 28 31; Mark 14 66 72), James and John ask for preferential treatment in the coming kingdom (Mark 10 35 40), and Pilate anguishes over the decision to execute Jesus (Matthew 27:15–23; Luke 23:2323).
Yet the ethics panel acknowledged that Mr. Dodd didn't ask for preferential treatment or even get the best deal Countrywide had to offer.
Instead I think the government could go to the EU asking for some preferential treatment for super-critical thermal coal-fired units with respect to CO2 costs," says Pawel Puchalski, head of equity research at BZ WBK.
Mr. Quinteiro said he had heard rumors that the caja was writing off bad loans that had been granted on preferential terms to some local businesses, but when he asked for a list of defaults he was refused.
One commenter asked for clarification about whether real estate gain, which is taxed at a preferential rate, is included in QBI.
Conrad issued a statement Friday on the panel's findings, saying they confirmed "what I have said all along". "I did not ask for or receive any preferential pricing on my loans...
So instead, we're asking for your best Superjail! character impression in either MP3 or YouTube form (heavy preferential treatment will be given to costumed video entries).
Jordan is also asking for help to secure a flow of oil, which the country now buys at preferential prices from Iraq, officials said.
"Although I did not ask for or know that I was receiving a discount, and even though I was offered a competitive loan from another lender, I do not want to have received preferential treatment," said Mr. Conrad, who said he was giving $10,500 to Habitat for Humanity.
