Sentence examples for has expressed a strong preference from inspiring English sources
Bobby Kersee, who coaches both athletes, has expressed a strong preference to let Felix and Tarmoh run the 200m, which concludes Saturday, before making a decision.
The K 12 community has expressed a strong preference for students to be able to take the revised PSAT/NMSQT before the revised SAT.
The Clinton Administration has expressed a strong preference for the House version, sponsored by Mr. Leach, and had threatened to veto the Senate version, sponsored by Mr. Gramm.
Yet the Obama administration, while embracing the legality and necessity of military detention, has expressed a strong preference for trials instead.
In my mother's house, Santa has expressed a strong preference for Mallomars (Nabisco's finest and only seasonal cookie) and red wine, so a great deal of both substances is also consumed before retiring.
The kinds of justices for whom Mr. McCain has expressed a strong preference would also be likely to undermine the right of habeas corpus, allowing the government to detain people indefinitely without access to lawyers or family members.
One of the children had expressed a strong preference that custody be granted to Mr. Simpson, Judge Stock wrote, and the other declined to state a preference but exhibited strong bonds with friends in Mr. Simpson's neighborhood, which is only a few miles from where the children used to live with their mother.
Developing countries on the other hand have expressed a strong preference for using other existing funding channels such as the Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change or the Adaptation Fund that was created under the Kyoto Protocol.
The consumer division said that the utility and telecommunication companies had expressed a strong preference for a private mediation on the overloading issue, but that investigators called on the commission to demand a public hearing.
