Sentence examples for expressed its preference from inspiring English sources

And the Venezuelan government, though it often expressed its preference for Mr. Kerry and though President Chávez has spoken of Mr. Bush in very disapproving terms, will be willing to sell it.

Russia had already expressed its preference for his rival, Raul Khadjimba, the then prime minister.

Waters returned to the US in March 1985 with a second tour, this time without the support of CBS Records, which had expressed its preference for a new Pink Floyd album; Waters criticised the corporation as "a machine".

JUSTICE SOUTER -- But it certainly could express its preference for a scheme whereby the initial litigation, if you will, at this level, would take place in the Congress.

The state could now express its "preference" for fetal life, as long as it did not impose an undue burden -- whatever that is -- on a woman's ability to terminate her pregnancy.

It seems odd that the new "light touch" regulator should be so eager to express its preferences and, when it does, to hail so vehemently the god of popular accessibility.

Checketts, another N.H.L. official said yesterday, has expressed his preference at splitting the duties.

This isn't the first time Bloomberg has expressed his preference for high heels.

Despite expressing his preference, Collins gave each side time to marshal its arguments.

Ultimately, the end allocation of resources arising from a priority-setting exercise, using a combination of qualitative or quantitative methods, will accord to the particular sociocultural setting in which it is carried out and to the expressed preferences of its populace and/or its representatives in government.

All those expressing a preference preferred 1 week or longer.