Sentence examples for offered preferential treatment from inspiring English sources
The 4.5 million customers who are not members may be offered preferential treatment to buy shares in the flotation.
You are one of the 4.5m customers who are not members and will miss out on the windfalls, but you may be offered preferential treatment to buy shares in the flotation.
There is a lingering sense among some at City that Liverpool is offered preferential treatment by the news media, has a larger contingent of former players in television studios than is easily justified and receives rather more coverage than its recent achievements warrant.
Update: Yelp has reminded us that they've explicitly denied that they ever offered preferential treatment in exchange for money.
Yelp CEO and co-founder Jeremy Stoppelman has explicitly denied that they ever offered preferential treatment in exchange for money.
Since the 1930s, the American government has offered preferential treatment to American producers in the awarding of federal contracts.
In its simplest form, the idea is that Internet service providers such as AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon shouldn't offer preferential treatment to certain types of content.
The Google/Verizon proposal gives broadband providers lots of leeway to offer preferential treatment to some and to choke off others.
During his Berlin visit, Mr. Li said China was willing to offer preferential treatment to German investors in its fast-growing logistics, education and health care sectors.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), still the major development actor in the U.S. government, should also offer preferential treatment to democracies and target its assistance to help countries undertaking democratic reforms.
The news of their terrible deaths provoked Cuba's president, Fidel Castro, to attack US immigration policies, saying the boys were "victims of murderous law, victims of deceits and illusions" in reference to the 1966 US Adjustment Act, which offers preferential treatment to Cubans seeking asylum in the US.
