Sentence examples for preference act from inspiring English sources

The Andean Trade Preference Act, referred to in par.

The Andean Trade Preference Act (19 U.S.C. 3201 et seq.).

The industry received a helping hand from the Andean Trade Preference Act of 1991.

27 June Ecuador maintains its defiant stance, renouncing the Andean Trade Preference Act it has with America.

Sales of U.S.-produced roses have declined 95percentt since the Andean Trade Preference Act passed in 1991.

Last week's legislation reauthorizes the Andean Trade Preference Act, which is intended to wean countries like Bolivia and Colombia off drug exports.

Mr. Bush and Mr. Toledo also met here today with the leaders of three other Andean nations, Colombia, Bolivia and Ecuador, to discuss the Andean Trade Preferences Act, a law that for the past decade has lowered tariffs for 6,000 products from the region.

Somewhat ironically, Boustany is also the co-sponsor of the "Life Sustaining Treatment Preferences Act of 2009" which would mandate that Medicare reimburse the cost of end-of-life counseling -- the so-called "death panels".

The move fed his appetite for action and his preference to act from conviction.

There is the "Racial Preference Licensing Act," for example, a new Federal law of Ms. Crenshaw's design under which white business owners could obtain a license that would free them to discriminate openly, rather than covertly as they do at present, against black employees and customers.

The soul must be purified by cleanliness of body and soul, abstemious diet, penitence, acts of charity, and the performance of certain ceremonies, including baptisms, aspersions, and sacrifices, with special preference for acts of Christian piety such as penance, the Eucharist, use of holy water, and veneration of relics.