Sentence examples for gave special preference from inspiring English sources

But the government gave special preference to certain publishers for these projects".

Until recently, the service was little more than a standard Internet service provider, or I.S.P. -- a company that connects you to the everyday Internet -- that gave special preference to Microsoft Web sites.

In 1990, he inserted a provision, since named the Morrison Visa, into immigration legislation that temporarily gave special preference to citizens of Ireland and a small number of other nations.

But the government gave special preference to certain publishers for these projects". In 2004, the 9/11 Commission signed a contract with Norton that gave the publisher access to a formatted manuscript in time for the book's printing to coincide with the report's official release.

Mr. Snow said the program would now give special preference to projects in areas affected by the hurricane.

"And selling access is not qualitatively different from giving special preference to those who spent money on one's behalf".

The Institute will give special preference to "bicoastal" proposals, those having team members from each university community.

Without that knowledge, the controllers apparently did not give special preference to the Avianca flight as they guided it into Kennedy behind other planes.

The Institute will give special preference to "bicoastal" proposals, those having team members from the research and creative communities in both the Bay Area and New York City.

Jobless people on an East End council estate that is plagued by drug dealing and gang violence are being given special preference for jobs in the NHS under a scheme aimed at driving up employment in the area.

The court should not give special preference to this case and must decide like it does in other cases.