Sentence examples for give a preference from inspiring English sources

(Two per cent of voters would not give a preference, and 4% said they would not be voting).

Chinese leaders give a preference to smart cities, while those in the Middle East look first to improving water efficiency.

Pressed to give a preference about which team he ends up on, Chencinski did not have an answer.

Mr. Manber said that A9 had no current plans to include paid ads in search results or to give a preference to products sold on Amazon.

They also plan to increase the pay of screeners, which until recently had been at minimum-wage levels, and to give a preference to hiring displaced aviation workers.

This subsection shall not be understood, construed or enforced in any manner that would require an employer to give a preference to any veteran over any equally qualified applicant who is a member of any racial or ethnic minority, female, an individual with a disability, or a former employee.

A second group (N = 108) were given a preference test of buying.

The bar, it said, had violated discrimination law "by giving a preference to employment applicants based on their national origin".

The New Zealand law differentiates between preferences made by an insolvent with the view of giving a preference and preferences made without such purpose.

To save money, schools citywide are following a similar process called redeployment, in which teachers with seniority are given a preference in jobs.

And given a preference, my children will always go for a packaged product over (example last night) fresh baked winter squash.