Sentence examples for preference agenda from inspiring English sources

Applied to the preference agenda, value-restriction reduces to Sen's equally named condition.

Applied to the preference agenda, this result yields Arrow's theorem (for strict preference orderings) as a corollary (predecessors of this result can be found in List and Pettit 2004 and Nehring 2003).[14] Thus Arrovian preference aggregation can be reinterpreted as a special case of judgment aggregation.

Harris suggested that the Academy, which does the voting, shouldn't be thought of as a cohesive institution but rather as individual voters, each with his or her own preferences and agenda.

Studies have cited a belief that donor preferences and agendas were exerting too much influence on malaria policies in the countries and that national level government actors are not adequately engaged in malaria control policymaking (Mutero et al. 2014).

As the research brief said, "When it comes to policies and candidates, Hispanics consistently articulate their preference for an agenda that actively promotes a cleaner environment and preserving public lands.

The alphabet has no rationale, agenda, or preference.

Al Gore received half a million votes more than Mr. Bush -- a statement of preference for the Democratic agenda.

It is the response of the news organisations themselves to the difficulties and dangers of foreign news-gathering and a preference for a domestic agenda increasingly driven by gossip.

Colleagues say he has a keen sense for the president's instincts and preferences and no separate agenda.

Far from being models of pure democracy, they usually followed the agenda and preferences of the chosen few, who tended to be the richest figures in the town.

But it's not only ideology or cultural preferences that drive the gentry agenda.