Sentence examples for given a preference from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Of course I can do both but, given a preference, I wish there were interview processes that existed, to support teachers like myself who could prove their worth over a performance period.

The goal is therefore to infer the posterior over the utility parameters given a preference dataset.

In addition, minorities are given a preference over the Han majority in hiring if they have similar or slightly lower qualifications.

A governmental decision that P is rational to approve is (seemingly) a decision that enhances her welfare, at least given a preference-based account of welfare and rationality.

(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.

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