Sentence examples for give preference for from inspiring English sources

The Department of Justice should give preference for grants to local police departments in states with functioning license-issuing authorities, which report the names of decertified officers to the National Decertification Index (NDI).

And with only modest government funds we could foster public-private partnerships to rebuild this country's often crumbling infrastructure, refashion immigration policy to give preference for visas and green cards to many more immigrants with advanced degrees and needed skills, and above all reduce long-term entitlement obligations, cutting the ratio of public debt to G.D.P.

Sir Robin wants to give preference for social housing to people in jobs; he thinks that the state should not provide houses with more than three bedrooms to benefit recipients (a view which would find sympathy among many voters, but not necessarily among South Asians, who tend to have large families); he wants the council to help young people buy property.

The idea is to give preference for nodes that have a relatively higher degree (i.e., the BA model follows the rich-gets-richer preferential attachment phenomenon).

In Albania's case, a video recently surfaced in which the Deputy Prime Minister Ilir Meta (Socialist Movement for Integration -- SMI) was allegedly instructing a subordinate to give preference for government contracts.

In the presented analysis we allow 1 T/C mutation and give preference for perfect mappings (see Methods for details).

A12 Bush Denounces a Perk President Bush told a convention of 5,000 minority journalists that colleges should not give preferences for admission to the children of alumni, a position that put him at odds with his own history at Yale.

President Bush told a convention of 5,000 minority journalists on Friday that colleges should not give preferences for admission to the children of alumni, a position that put him at odds with his own history at Yale University.

At these institutions, children of wealthy families, often with mediocre academic skills, are given preference for admission.

The proposals promise that members of the chorus and orchestra rosters would be given preference for future jobs.

South gave preference for hearts, and now it was West's turn to be pushy, doubling for takeout with only eight points.