Sentence examples for preferences granted from inspiring English sources
The United States offers this access to most exports from Africa, but preferences granted to some poor Asian countries, like Bangladesh, are not so comprehensive.
Because of trade preferences granted as part of the war on drugs, most Colombian exports already are exempt from United States tariffs.
Unions have been upset by the new administration's decision to roll back workplace safety rules and end preferences granted to unionized companies in bidding for government-financed building programs.
Skeptics might argue that the success Professors Bowen and Bok think they witnessed in those studied was simply a result of continuing preferences granted them by institutions and corporations as they rose.
For businessmen like Mr. Villard, one of the biggest manufacturers in Haiti, that determination is girded by the optimism they felt before the earthquake struck: the feeling that Haiti, relatively calm and newly buoyed by substantial trade preferences granted its apparel and textile industry by the United States Congress, was poised to turn a corner.
These exports benefit from the preferences granted by the EU/ACP Cotonou Agreement (previously the Lomé Convention) that facilitates access to the EU market.
At a conference in Ottawa in 1932, Britain established its system of "imperial preferences," granting lower tariffs to former colonies like Canada.
Europe also started dismantling the sugar preferences it granted to its former colonies, which used to guarantee above-market prices.
And since these preferences are granted unilaterally by rich countries, they can easily be removed or rendered redundant by other policy changes.
Employers were able to retain their agency even after the wage controls ended by having Congress exempt employer-paid fringe benefits from the taxable income of employees, a tax preference not granted Americans who purchased health insurance on their own.
Admission to the 2014 NEST Retreat was competitive and open to all; preference was granted to trainees involved in structured, federally funded, research training programs.
