Sentence examples for provide preferential from inspiring English sources
In Germany, for instance, where these communities are recognised as great places to raise children, state and local authorities can provide preferential access to public land for baugruppen (self-builders/cohousing communities) at a fixed price.
The nation's state insurance regulators reversed themselves today on a decision to provide preferential treatment to Lloyd's of London, which is facing heavy claims from the World Trade Center attacks.
"The government of Mexico is not going to provide preferential treatment simply because they have invaded the embassy," Ricardo Pascoe Pierce, the Mexican ambassador to Cuba, said in a radio interview this morning.
Indeed, he said, aid can prove counterproductive, since it often serves to provide "preferential treatment of the incompetent, the improvident and the dishonest" and tends to promote the "politicization of economic life," encouraging central planning and diverting a country's energy from economic to political ends.
The state must not only provide preferential policies to minority areas, but also provide practical assistance.
Cracks related to rock fragments provide preferential flow paths through which pollutants are transported into groundwater.
"Providing preferential treatment to illegals while increasing taxes on legal Nebraska citizens," he said, "is misguided, misplaced and inappropriate".
This policy provides preferential treatment to Malays in business, jobs, education, scholarships and access to loans, assisted saving and housing.
Cyrus Mewawalla of CM Research, an investment-research boutique in London, believes that net-neutrality rules that prevent telecoms firms from providing preferential access for specific internet traffic are poised to collapse around the world.
This provides preferential localization of grafted functional groups onto the exterior surface of mesoporous silicas.
The deal will see Grab add 200 new 'fast-charging' EVs to its fleet in Singapore with SP providing "preferential" pricing at the organization's charging stations.
