Sentence examples for given a preferential from inspiring English sources

Why should this investment be given a preferential tax treatment?

In 2017, Brazile then added more fuel to the fire by alleging that the Clinton campaign had been given a preferential financial arrangement with the campaign.

Most of the state's 21 county committees give a preferential ballot position to the Senate candidate they endorse, whether by voting in a county convention or by fiat of the county chairman.

The author gives a preferential treatment to the genomic aspect of the subject and spends over 75% of the 600 pages to it.

Microsoft, which had been giving a preferential recommendation in favor of Extra to customers of its own server software, punished Attachmate by dropping all joint marketing and by shifting its loyalty to Attachmate's competitors.

In this important position, he is working within the framework of Liberation Theology and urging Christians to give a preferential option for the poor.

nafta, which had given Mexico a preferential trading arrangement with the United States, had been superseded by global deals that favored China and other countries.

In some sororities, this gives you a preferential status, but being a legacy doesn't mean that you automatically will be given a bid or invitation.

When the initial runout is assumed to be asymmetric, it is found that, due to asymmetric stress distributed in the disk, a frequency split between the backward and forward traveling waves of a given preferential mode of a stationary disk occurs.

The NOF1 GFP chimeric gene was transiently expressed in tobacco cells giving a similar result, with a preferential accumulation in the nucleolus (Figure 5B).

Within a given size fraction, preferential adhesion of the larger TiO2 particles was suggested below pH 6, and preferential adhesion of the smaller TiO2 particles was suggested at and above pH 6.