Sentence examples for preferential deals from inspiring English sources
They should restrict preferential deals between programmers and the big cable systems.
It also offers less generous access to former colonies through preferential deals.
What is clear is that upward of 30 countries as far away as Indonesia have received some form of aid or preferential deals.
Worldreader's costs, which amount to about $0.50 per e-book delivery, are kept low thanks to preferential deals with hundreds of publishers around the world.
"My experience has found that sometimes you're able to get preferential deals, but sometimes you don't," said Kevin Iverson, president of Reed Mortgage in Denver.
If you have a paid-for bank account or one that requires a high salary to be eligible for it, you are more likely to get better preferential deals.
They strike preferential trade deals where they can.
Half a dozen preferential trade deals sound highly ambitious.
Regionalism's critics contend that preferential trade deals are not just inferior to multilateral trade, but that they also undermine its foundations.
The director of the UK Trade Policy Observatory, Professor Leonard Alan Winters, who authored one of the essays, said a failure by the UK to maintain preferential trade deals could have unfavourable consequences for both trade and foreign policy.
The notion that these countries would relish the possibility of negotiating a separate trade agreement with Britain, or indeed that Britain would secure preferential trade deals by leaving the world's largest common market, is absurd.
