Sentence examples for preferential government from inspiring English sources

Competition regulators will scrutinise the proposal.Round one to BoeingThe World Trade Organisation found that preferential government loans received by Airbus breached WTO rules.

Koplow notes that the "vast array of preferential government subsidies" for nuclear power has often exceeded the value of the electricity the industry has produced.

It was scrapped by the coalition government in 2012 and replaced by the green deal, which allowed homeowners to take out preferential, government-administered loans to insulate their homes.

The Bedouin would lose their preferential access to government jobs.

"Cardboard billionaires", mostly ex-apparatchiks turned businessmen, feasted on preferential credits and government favours.

Accountability rules that Trudeau issued after taking power in November 2015 state "there should be no preferential access to government, or appearance of preferential access" for people who contribute to politicians and parties.

Most citizens do not expect preferential treatment from government, but merely fear that they will not be treated fairly; their fears are often realized.

And above all, the companies who want to offer preferential treatment hate government meddling.

"If the premium we pay is too low, people will regard this deal as the preferential treatment of government.

Its affirmative action plan, called Black Economic Empowerment (BEE), gives black workers and entrepreneurs (the definition includes Africans, mixed-race people and Indians) preferential treatment in government jobs and tenders.

ISSUE LISTS: creating a spreadsheet that balances the models of supporting and opposing managers; legitimizing by reaching neither too low nor too high a valuation too low would generate external controversy about the preferential treatment by government while too high would produce internal controversy; developing communication strategy to external stakeholders.