Sentence examples for giving a preference from inspiring English sources

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

The New Zealand law differentiates between preferences made by an insolvent with the view of giving a preference and preferences made without such purpose.

Dozens of localities that buy guns have signed onto the campaign to protect the company from retaliatory efforts by giving a preference to Smith & Wesson and other manufacturers that adhere to the deal's principles.

Unfortunately, algorithms of stable roommate problem cannot be applied to partner-matching applications since giving a preference list will violate the rule of protecting privacy of users.

(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.

To save money, schools citywide are following a similar process called redeployment, in which teachers with seniority are given a preference in jobs.

Mr. Manber said that A9 had no current plans to include paid ads in search results or to give a preference to products sold on Amazon.

They also plan to increase the pay of screeners, which until recently had been at minimum-wage levels, and to give a preference to hiring displaced aviation workers.

The agreement also calls for revision of a provision to create a domestic security research center in a way that gives a preference to Texas A&M University and other Texas institutions.