Sentence examples for his preferential from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dodd has drawn criticism for initially denying his preferential treatment by Countrywide, and then for stonewalling for months before allowing reporters to review documents about his mortgages.
He believed that he had lost his preferential position with John Major's government – so assiduously courted with Margaret Thatcher – that he was condescended to, and wasn't taken seriously.
And, as Michael Blakemore makes plain in his book Stage Blood, he was deeply critical of Hall: especially his alleged lack of collegiate policymaking and his preferential treatment of his own productions.
Mr. Black says Mr. McCain has never given his clients preferential treatment.
In addition, Mr. Wyly's newfound interest in shareholder rights and corporate governance has puzzled some investors, because Mr. Wyly has faced criticism for giving himself and his family preferential treatment at companies he has run.
Tobias said Meyer visited the police department once to tell the officers not to give his players preferential treatment, which, Tobias added, was already the directive from police officials.
In 2012 Cook, a new captain then, was the driving force behind Pietersen's reintegration into the side after the controversies of that year, which included the player's demands for his own preferential scheduling and the so-called Textgate affair.
Meanwhile, the network's news division is defending Matt Lauer for his allegedly preferential treatment of Trump in a televised forum last week.
His was a "preferential package," the document said, because of his "outstanding academic credentials" and the contribution he would make to "cultural pluralism".
Officer Downs's lawyer, Stephen C. Worth, said he was not going to comment on whether his client received preferential treatment that night.
Thus, he describes his understanding of preferential option as "don't keep people poor, don't make people dependent on government so that they stay stuck at their station in life".
