Sentence examples for giving preferred from inspiring English sources

A lawsuit filed against Barclays in New York over its habit of secretly giving preferred clients a few milliseconds' advantage over their competitors reveals just how little input homo sapiens have in the way money is made off of money.

The report, backed unanimously by MPs from the three major parties, criticised Cable's attempts to secure long-term investors for Royal Mail by giving preferred status to certain fund managers.

American Express has devoted over $125 million in value to member companies by giving preferred pricing to Startup America startups.

Employees who drive fuel-efficient vehicles are given preferred parking.

Mr. Vallone, a Democrat, and Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican, were given preferred rankings by the group.

He gave preferred diners more than tables: he scrambled to fulfill their heartfelt and occasionally peculiar desires.

Other options still under consideration but not given preferred status include removing most of the radioactive material off-site for $40 million and removing everything, including the reactor building, to restore the site to "greenfield" status for $96 million.

It could give preferred time slots, special advertising deals or wider distribution to NBC content.

The consortium was given preferred bidder status but eventually pulled out of the deal.

A further difference is that Carnapian inductive logic gives preferred status to particular exchangeable rules.

Earlier on Wednesday, a list of 16 firms which were given preferred status for the share sale was published by the government.