Sentence examples for signaled a preference from inspiring English sources

But Representative Diana DeGette says she plans to stay neutral, and Representative Ed Perlmutter has not yet signaled a preference.

But both have now signaled a preference for an American suggestion of "limited" systems cover ing large regions centering on Wash ington and Moscow.

In a letter from his deathbed, the king's father, King Hussein, signaled a preference for Hamzah, the eldest son of the fourth and final queen, who the king wrote had been "envied since childhood because he was close to me".

Mr. Obama has long signaled a preference for both an excise tax on high-end plans, which was first proposed in a version of the legislation developed by the Senate Finance Committee, and the independent commission, which some House leaders view as encroachment on Congressional authority over Medicare.

The team has signaled a preference for the victim to instead work with law enforcement and press criminal charges before AngelList will get further involved.

Mr. Aftergood agreed, saying, "It signals a preference for secrecy".

Investors are signaling a preference for natural capital accounting, too.

For example, a star or a ring around a candidate's name clearly signals a preference but does not register on a machine.

That may signal a preference for a ceremonial role and an intention to avoid a fight with the political establishment.

Last year's referendum, in which 51.9 per cent of the people who voted signalled a preference to leave the E.U., represented a victory for the old, the less-educated, and the xenophobic.

The State Department has been careful not to signal a preference in the jockeying for a new Israeli government, partly, analysts said, because President Clinton's administration was criticized for favoring Shimon Peres over Mr. Netanyahu during the 1990s.