Sentence examples for offering preference from inspiring English sources

Unlike France and some other European countries, Britain has been pretty consistent in not offering preference to its own.

IBM is also offering preference to graduates for entry-level jobs within the company.

Mr. Kuzyaev said Lukoil will manage this contracting transparently, offering no preference to Russian oil-services companies.

Over the weekend, Sen. Charles Grassley Charles Grassley (R-Iowa), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, was citing a half-dozen options for fixing Social Security, including raising the retirement age, raising the payroll tax and cutting benefits, offering no preference and saying everything is on the table.

Today the British government announced its rescue plan to recapitalise British banks by offering to take preference shares in them and offering capital and taking senior debt against a wider range of collateral assets.

At least one group with links to the baseej militia has said it wants to wrest power from Mr Ahmadinejad, offering its own preferences for government posts.In the past the president has been cushioned from criticism by Mr Khamenei's steady support.

Students considered the use of two forms of technology beneficial in meeting different needs and preferences, offering varied means to actively participate in learning.

Many faculty members, he said, expressed a preference for offering online courses internally, on an open-source platform like Class2Go.

The fall began on Tuesday when the Bermuda-based company announced it would raise $300.0 million in an effort to pay off a bridge loan by December by offering $150.0 million of convertible preference shares and $150.0 million of convertible senior notes.

"[T]he Working Group did not favor offering the patient a preference as to whether or not to receive the minimum list of incidental findings described in these recommendations," the group wrote.

To explore where employees rate their health insurance benefits among other job benefits, I surveyed over 50 people and asked them to simply list the top five aspects of their job in order of preference, without offering any choices so I would not "lead the witness".