Sentence examples for preferential appeal from inspiring English sources
Various daily experiences can then be confidently ranked in terms of their preferential appeal to the focus person.
If carers can authenticate their knowledge about how people with severe cognitive impairments express their inner states and rank the relative preferential appeal of daily activities, then the carers can make informed care decisions.
Furthermore, differences in views about the preferential appeal of different daily experiences can often be explained by conducting an activity or preference assessment similar to a task analysis (see Alberto and Troutman [ 37] for a detailed explanation) wherein differential preferences may be assigned to different components of a longer experience.
In one case, the federal appeals court in Boston invalidated a preferential admissions policy for the Boston Latin School, a prestigious public school, in a 1998 ruling that Boston school officials decided not to appeal for fear of inviting an adverse Supreme Court ruling that would be binding nationwide.
It was a judgment that only added to the confusion over affirmative action in higher education, since it conflicts with both a 1996 appellate decision concerning the University of Texas Law School and a 2001 appeals court ruling that rejected racially preferential admissions at the University of Georgia.
We see Labour-Green alliances in London mayoral elections, because of preferential voting, while under first-past-the-post parties who might appeal to similar voters must be attacked as a "wasted" vote.
LAST week, a badly divided federal appeals court ruled 5 to 4 that the University of Michigan Law School could give preferential treatment to minority applicants.
The university won a round in that effort two weeks ago, when a divided federal appeals court ruled that its law school could give minority applicants preferential treatment as a way of creating a more diverse student body, as long as it did not seek to enroll a specific percentage of minority students.
The appeal for Republicans is that no one's rates go up, and the preferential rate for capital gains and dividends is preserved.
No preferential treatment.
"There has been preferential treatment.
