Sentence examples for has preferential from inspiring English sources

Britain would also have to negotiate new trading arrangements with scores of non-EU countries, including China, India and the US, to whose markets it now has preferential access as an EU member.

The national government has preferential tax policies to encourage technology companies, and the Qingxi district government has a research and development fund — officials decline to say how much money it has — to support efforts.

This means having a nuclear deterrent, a deployable army division, a blue-water navy with two aircraft carriers, and an air force with fighters and deep-strike jets.Defence ties with America bring big benefits: intelligence is shared and Britain has preferential access to some American technology, not least the Trident missiles that help make Britain's nuclear deterrent cheaper than France's.

No device has preferential access.  .

Sutures position the skin flap, so that the tumor has preferential orientation in the RF field.

Most importantly, Canada already has preferential market access to the USA and Mexico under NAFTA.

With this knowledge banks such as Abbey have preferential rates for their own customers.

According to housing division statistics, 11percentt of the approximately 860,000 apartments registered last year had preferential rents.

Staff will also have preferential access to more shares if they spend at least £500.

I strongly support the suggestion that members of Congress should no longer have preferential treatment.

And this poor performance was despite African business having preferential market access into the United States and the European Union.