Sentence examples for given the preferences from inspiring English sources

If Congress passes such a law, it should also require universities to disclose whether they give preferences on the basis of race and ethnicity -- and, if so, how heavily such preferences are weighed, which groups are given the preferences and other information the Supreme Court has ruled is relevant to the legality of such discrimination.

The study estimates Willingness to Pay (WTP) and Compensating Surplus (CS) for ES applying CE and, subsequently, given the preferences of respondents across sites and populations, tests the transferability of unadjusted value transfer (WTP) and benefits function (CS) assessing four different types of BT.

Another interviewee told us that "the mind of those who control the target matters most, and this control right cannot be objectively valued given the preferences, contexts, and goals of stakeholders".

An argument can be made for serial observation of ground glass lesions, but in the face of a lung cancer history and nodule growth, and given the preferences of an otherwise healthy patient, resection is a reasonable option.

Given the preferences of subjects in environmental exposure studies and the practice of the FDA in the TDS, it is clearly reasonable to make results of product biomonitoring studies public.

Pretence about the unity of the UK civil service looks even more threadbare given the preference of Scottish voters.

Given the preference ranking above, each of the five candidates has a reasonable case for being called the front-runner.

The optional load_prefs parameter indicates whether the server should load the user's preferences file (if not given the preference file is not loaded).

Though the sewer-pipe case in Zhejiang province in eastern China involved a baby boy, gender is often a factor given the preference for male children.

Given the preference for the lower price brackets, the class has been termed 'savers'savers

We were amazed, given the preference for sweeter wines in the area, to taste how dry the Two Lad's wines were.