Sentence examples for direct preferences from inspiring English sources

Moylan-Coombs said she had not yet decided how she would direct preferences.

Before that election GetUp distributed "score cards" which rated the parties on progressive issues but did not direct preferences.

By agreeing to direct preferences towards one party, analysts believe micro parties stand a chance in the upper house, with the potential of holding the balance of power.

Asked if failing to direct preferences might help Abbott retain the seat, Steggall replied that "a broad part of my base are moderate Liberal supporters".

The Greens issued open tickets – which means it did not indicate to voters where they should direct preferences – in the seats of Monbulk, Bentleigh, Mordialloc, Monbulk, Narre Warren North, Yan Yean, Carrum, Ringwood and Benambra.

The party was under increasing pressure to ditch Anning due to a withdrawal of union support and then a threat by the Labor party to direct preferences away from the Katter party in response to the racial furore.

The actual partners' BMI can be predicted either from the preferred BMI (direct preference), or by using the preferred stature and body mass to compute a preferred BMI (indirect preference, see methods).

However, we also find evidence for a direct, preference-based channel.

Some states let voters express a direct preference for a Presidential candidate and then bind the elected delegates to vote for the winner, no matter how they feel about him personally.

Considering that people tend to give their direct preference information with linguistic variables, a codebook that used to model such language information with interval type-2 fuzzy sets is constructed.

In summary, direct preference assessments as well as DCE contribute important findings to the knowledge of AIDS/HIV treatment preferences.