Sentence examples for continued preferential from inspiring English sources

Under any deal with AT&T, a key goal would be putting contracts in place to give AOL Time Warner continued preferential access to the combined AT&T-Time Warner cable systems.

"Google's own screen shots in its proposal shows it seeks approval to continue preferential treatment for its own products," he said.

For example when a military dictatorship takes over in an allied country, we can recognize it or not, suspend aid or continue it, continue preferential trading or interrupt it.

North Korea said Friday that it had no reason to continue the preferential treatment and was drawing up a new set of contracts.

The City Council voted 3 to 2 Tuesday to continue the preferential parking program meant to quell residents' objections to noisy bar patrons.

Palestinians were punished for troubles started by the Israeli criminals who continued to receive preferential treatment.

Chirot continued to describe the preferential economic relationship Cote d'Ivoire enjoyed with France, who considered this former colony a linchpin in its Africa strategy.

Instead, he shows, it was a process begun under the Soviet president Mikhail S. Gorbachev, and subsequently continued, to grant lobbyists preferential access to commodity export licenses at a time when there was a gap between world prices and very low regulated domestic prices — allowing them to pocket a windfall.

But he also promised that "closer attention" would be paid to the interests of Taiwanese investors, and that China would "continue to pursue preferential policies" towards them.

At issue is whether America's largest insurance company, AIG, should continue to enjoy preferential treatment by China's regulators, thus putting European competitors at a disadvantage.

"His failure to defrock the bishop — an obvious and minimal step — suggests that corrupt clerics continue to get preferential treatment from Rome," the group said.