Sentence examples for because of preferential access from inspiring English sources
THE garment trade in Bangladesh, as in many poor countries, sprang up solely because of preferential access to important markets such as the European Union (EU) and America.
Accountability rules that Trudeau issued after taking power in November 2015 state "there should be no preferential access to government, or appearance of preferential access" for people who contribute to politicians and parties.
This morning the chancellor said that the issue of preferential access "could be a subject for negotiation".
NFIDCs and recipients of preferential access to highly protected OECD markets are vulnerable in this regard.
These problems become more complicated because of commodity-specific preferential access arrangements, which are leftovers of past colonial history (Josling, 1998).
THE garment industry, so close to the heart of Bangladesh's economy, is smarting from a sudden suspension of its preferential access to the American market.
Russia has benefited from Syria's isolation from the West over the years because it enjoys preferential access for its arms and petroleum industries.
The tall trees close their stomata earlier and cannot make longer use of their preferential access to light.
"If another set of data does not validate results obtained with private data," he asked, "how do we know if it is because they are not universal or the authors made a mistake?" He added that corporate control of data could give preferential access to an elite group of scientists at the largest corporations.
More recently, news providers of all sorts give preferential access to articles to their own subscribers.
Microlocation of this enzyme enables preferential access to newly synthesized ATP for phosphorylating glucose, and it is resistant to product inhibition [9].
