Sentence examples for preferences designed to from inspiring English sources

Despite the High Court rulings in July, Mr. Reynolds today renewed his criticism of those who favor racial preferences designed to benefit blacks and other minority groups.

He thinks it unfair to poor whites that racial preferences designed to atone for slavery and segregation should be extended to virtually every other minority group.

Imagine the furore if the Republicans used rape as a campaign wedge?There is also a Spanish-language ad in circulation that plays the race card by implying that Mr McCain, a liberal on immigration, is allied with Rush Limbaugh on the issue.Elsewhere, three more states are about to abolish (via referendums) those racial preferences designed to disadvantage whites in favour of non-whites.

School finishes at lunchtime across much of Germany due to what Mr Woergoetter calls a "societal preference", designed to allow children to spend more time with their families.

Her underlying premise in these cases seems to be that a temporary preference designed to help a relative handful of racial minorities overcome the damage inflicted by centuries of brutal subjugation and discrimination is to be treated as if it were just as immoral as the laws that perpetrated that brutalization, a position openly espoused by Justice Clarence Thomas.

There were also no detected impairments in any of the ratios (somatosensory, visual, vestibular, or preference) designed to evaluate sensory system function.

The US order suspends Bangladesh's duty-free trade privileges under the terms of a trade programme called the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), designed to promote economic growth in developing countries.

My Preferences was designed to be attractive to and effective with older adults [ 46, 47, 61].

It is tailored to patients' needs and preferences and designed to support them over the period of time when life goals and care goals are expected to shift.

Our measures of male attractiveness and female preference were designed to capture these traits for the block as a whole so that preference-display runaways within selection lines do not obscure changes in the treatments relative to other lines within the block.

Last year Ofcom, the telecoms regulator, admitted that the telephone preference service, designed to let households block calls, was failing to stop two-thirds of unsolicited calls and messages.