Sentence examples for preferences this time from inspiring English sources
The minor party won't have the benefit of Liberal preferences this time, meaning it is aiming directly at Labor's primary vote, looking to hollow out the party's electoral map by wooing progressive voters with promises to improve public transport and do more on climate change.
He also hopes to beat his personal record at the European elections: in 1999 he received 3 million preferences; this time he wants to reach four million in order to be able to clear the way for reforms, starting from the constitutional one.
Kevin Rudd said he had no idea who Labor would preference this time round - this was a matter for the organisation.
Like the paper-based Bagley (1990) and Anonymous (2000a) research, this empirical study examined the performance of novice-learners (or programmers) with different cognitive preferences, only this time the study used two web-mediated instructional strategies: (1) text-plus-textual format and (2) text-plus-graphical format.
People with newly diagnosed life-threatening or life-limiting illness often find it difficult to talk about their end of life preferences at this time [ 18], and people who become ill suddenly may never have the opportunity.
Shares in ProSieben surged as much as 7% on Monday, on hopes Saban who built his fortune on children's TV characters such as the Power Rangers would make a tender offer to holders of ProSieben preference shares this time.
One could envision asking similar unconstrained and constrained preference questions, where this time the discussion focused on the specific delivery method for the microbicide.
The BNP claimed last time to have attracted the vast majority of first-time voters, but little is known about the preferences of 26m new voters this time.
The prospect of a Greens deal to run open tickets in key marginal seats in return for Liberal preferences reared its head again, this time with a call from the former Greens leader Bob Brown to run open tickets to "maximise voter choice".
As for the all-conquering "Argo", it seems to have benefited from the truism that Hollywood loves films about Hollywood, a preference which helped "The Artist" this time last year.
In the test sessions, all six groups showed a strong preference (expressed as percentage of one action type in relation to all performed actions) for the trained action and maintained this preference over time (group preference avg. and SD: push: 99.03±0.07%, n = 12; pull: 86.96±0.17%, n = 16, Tabs. 1 and 2, Figs. 1 and 2).
