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Mr. Netanyahu, who partly blamed what he called the problems on "misguided decisions" of previous governments, also promised to offer incentives to contractors to build cheaper housing for sale and for long-term rental, with preference to be given to young couples, discharged soldiers and those who have performed civilian national service.

Michigan's was just signed into law this year, while Arizona and Utah require preference to be given to a "married man and woman" for foster and adoptive placements.

Preference is to be given to guaranteeing loans that include significant collateral, have shorter repayment periods and give the government preference in the event of a bankruptcy.

Mrs. Reed lost the first court battle because Idaho law said that when two people were equally qualified to be administrators, preference must be given to a man.

Preference will be given to New York City residents, and to current residents of Community District 9, where the Hamilton is located.

As far as possible, preference should be given to experimentally verified information to avoid error magnification.

Indeed, that choice was formalized for government hiring in the 1944 Veteran's Preference Act, which mandated that preference be given to veterans.

Preference must be given to black-owned firms.

Preference should be given to councils striving for reinvention of their local economy rather than replication.

Some preference will be given to new entrants and new destinations.

He said: "Unless preference can be given to local suppliers, local content will simply not be produced in many countries.