Sentence examples for public's preference from inspiring English sources

Here, too, the vice president would appear to benefit from the public's preference for environmental protection and lower fuel prices.

Google clearly states it will use third-party surveys to detect the public's preference among various medias – not only their website, but also their "historic" media assets.

Perhaps Elmer was Keaton's calculated concession to the public's preference for more accessible, warmhearted comics, but the new character suggests a deeper change in Keaton's perception of himself.

Asked about the public's preference that term limits be decided through referendum, Mr. Bloomberg said it was too late and too legally problematic to call for a special election or referendum.

In fact, the Falcons are favorites for their divisional playoff game at the Georgia Dome against Green Bay, though the wee point spread suggests that the Packers, bottom-seeded in the N.F.C., would be the betting public's preference over No. 1 Atlanta on neutral ground.

The total quantity of money at any time depends on several factors, including the stock of base money, the public's preference regarding the relative amounts of money it wishes to hold as currency and as deposits, and the preferences of banks regarding the ratio they wish to maintain between their reserves and their deposits.

And there, too, the public's preferences are of secondary importance.The difference is that Australia's politics is played out in the open.

The Energy Saving Trust explored the public's preferences in how smart meter information is delivered to them – this will prove important for developers and energy companies.

Liberals would probably argue that even given the public's preferences, the overall policy balance has been tilted too heavily toward spending cuts — and the Slate polling does, indeed, show surprising support (around 50 percent) for adding a broad-based carbon tax or a sales tax on top of the tax increases on the rich, and/or for raising tax revenue by closing loopholes and deductions.

Instead, we will let the free market and the public's preferences determine the industry outcomes.

From public focus groups, a range of attributes was derived as central to the Scottish public's preferences for future agri-environmental reform.