Sentence examples for give preferential from inspiring English sources

More recently, news providers of all sorts give preferential access to articles to their own subscribers.

The providers want the power to give preferential treatment for some content and restrict other sources.

Korff said he would not give preferential treatment to any specific groups in the lottery.

Film industry observers say it is customary for the authorities to give preferential treatment to Chinese revolutionary and historical films.

Some people believe the Status of Forces Agreements that govern American troops in countries overseas give preferential treatment to Japan.

The drafts call on rich countries to give preferential trade concessions to poorer nations and to liberalize rules on labor movement, as they have with capital flows.

Some of the survivors are already pressing their cases, lobbying local governments to give preferential treatment in housing and jobs to former political prisoners.

Those laws already give leeway to religious groups so that they can give preferential treatment to hiring people of their own faith.

— Representative Leo Berman 2009: Democrats give preferential treatment to their base: The federal Hate Crime law would create "special protection for pedophiles".

LAST week, a badly divided federal appeals court ruled 5 to 4 that the University of Michigan Law School could give preferential treatment to minority applicants.

"They aren't given preferential treatment," he said.