Sentence examples for granted preferential from inspiring English sources

Of course, the interests of small and large companies may coincide, even when small companies are granted preferential treatment.

The third big source of jobs is garment manufacturing, which has boomed since the mid-1990's when Australia granted preferential tariff treatment to Fijian-made clothes.

These open areas were granted preferential policies - lower taxes for foreign and domestic investors, export/import powers, and freedom to raise capital, etc. - which cut transaction costs and improved their comparative advantage.

But an immigration case involving an Iranian table tennis player has raised question about exactly what status an international athlete must achieve before being granted preferential entry into the United States.

Meanwhile, countries in the Andean region, sub-Saharan Africa and elsewhere -- granted preferential, duty-free access to the U.S. market -- have enjoyed a comparative boom, with exports to the United States rising nearly 40percentt in some cases.

Some have also complained that the United States, benefiting from a long-term military alliance, was granted preferential treatment in April when Boeing was awarded a contract to provide 40 of the next-generation F-15 fighter jets to the South Korean defense forces.

But the claims do not grant preferential rights to particular addresses.

Rich-country promises about granting preferential treatment have amounted to little.

Russia has agreed with the Paris Club not to grant preferential terms to any other creditor.

"Under the old rules," Mr. Ricci said, "many owners didn't grant preferential rents because they would be locked in.

Nevertheless, for social or fiscal reasons bankruptcy laws recognize or grant preferential rights to certain categories of claims.