Sentence examples for entitled to preferential from inspiring English sources
Afterward, they say that it is easier to find jobs and that they are entitled to preferential mortgage terms and other benefits.
See articleThere were further violent clashes in northern India involving members of the Gujjar tribe, who want to be included on a list of disadvantaged tribal groups entitled to preferential access to jobs and education.
But Mr. Obama and the Democrats, buoyed by millions of small donors, have raised a vast majority of his cash directly for his campaign committee, which under federal law is entitled to preferential ad rates over political parties and super PACs.
Total and Chevron are not entitled to preferential treatment regarding Majnoon, and the field itself was temporarily closed last month after violence from locals demanding employment.
First, people receiving certain social benefits (social assistance, guaranteed income for elderly, guaranteed income for disabled), and their partners and descendants, were automatically entitled to preferential treatment.
Two predictors reflecting the socio-economic background of the girls were the median income of the neighborhood in which they were living (in quintiles), and a variable indicating whether they were entitled to preferential treatment or not.
SA: I would be entitled to no preferential tax cuts or any other type of preferential treatment whatsoever.
In our analysis a girl was said to have a right to preferential treatment if at least someone in the family was entitled to this preferential treatment (indicating a low household income) on December 31st 2006.
They are not entitled to the preferential rates on advertising that federal law grants candidates, forcing them to pay far more money than candidates must for the same television and radio time.
The preferred stockholders are entitled to a preferential dividend, usually at a fixed rate, and the common stockholders get a portion of what remains after payment of the dividends on preferred stock.
They are not demanding more than they are entitled to, nor are they claiming preferential treatment.
