Sentence examples for preference for international from inspiring English sources
(By the way, government orchestrated propaganda attacks against foreign brands, a characteristic of China's brandscape for many years now, will continue but will not markedly affect consumers' fundamental preference for international brands given their safety and "cool").
An HD DVD release was announced for the same date, but due to the discontinuation of the format, Paramount canceled this version in preference for international distribution of the Blu-ray release.
The data used comes from a stated preference survey containing travelers' airline preferences for international trips from Taiwan to Japan.
We find that firms' reported preferences for international features differ depending on size and degree of internationalization.
From this theoretical base, this study intends to provide a clear picture of the stock markets of Western Europe and their volatility over a significantly long span of time;and to suggest preferences for international diversification.
Most airlines offer a huge array of dietary preferences for international and long haul flights.
Ann Thayer-Cohen's preference is for international foods.
The document also concludes that international volunteers can be considered for gap filling in peripheral service delivery, with a preference for southern international volunteers, but only as a last resort measure, or supplementary measure where other measures fail to create the necessary response to the HRH crisis.
For example, the United States displayed a preference for ad hoc international coordination, such as the Plaza Agreement in 1985 and the Louvre Accord in 1987, to intervene and manage the price of the dollar.
His selection emphasized the increasing confidence and even preference N.B.A. teams are showing for international players.
They value a single language for business, he says, even if it is not their own.If there is one German sector which begs to differ, it may be the entertainment industry, whose exports are limited by the international preference for English-language products.
