Sentence examples for preferential rights from inspiring English sources

But the claims do not grant preferential rights to particular addresses.

Remember too that the Swiss are negotiating preferential rights for Swiss-born workers.

Nevertheless, for social or fiscal reasons bankruptcy laws recognize or grant preferential rights to certain categories of claims.

Drawing on an analogy of the resilience of the patrilineal land holding system in Norway, we argue that it will be difficult to remove the preferential rights of lineage members directly.

So the taxpayer is also providing the wherewithal to fund participation in the protection scheme by subscribing for £6.5bn in special "B shares", which will have preferential rights to future dividends.

Co-op Board Terminates Preferential Treatment QDoes my co-op board have the authority to revoke the preferential rights that original shareholders have of being able to sell and sublet their apartments without board approval?

Swimming, tennis and shopping: The centerpiece of the community is the swim and tennis club, which those in the neighborhood have a "preferential right" to join, Jack Orrick said.

(Note that both the direction of this effect and the observation that valence ratings are independent of VF do not support the notion of preferential right-hemisphere processing of negative information40,41,42).

Part-time and/or non-permanent contracted workers should have a preferential right for applying for newly advertised vacancies within the same company.

As part of its lawsuit, the San Diego County Water Authority complains that it is being shortchanged on its "preferential right" to water purchases.

Preferential right-sided growth and organogenesis is widespread and likely primitive among gastropods [43], suggesting that Ilyanassa has evolved an earlier onset of differential growth along the left-right axis as well as along the secondary axis.