Sentence examples for system of preferential from inspiring English sources

"The vital marketplace of ideas is paralysed by a system of preferential treatment", argued a recent report by the Writers Guild of America.

The parties to a system of preferential tariffs levy lower rates of duty on imports from one another than they do on imports from third countries.

Single Transferable Vote A system of preferential voting by which voters use numbers to list candidates in order of preference to elect several members in multi-member constituencies.

Also, they can adopt the system of preferential taxation or even abolish customs duties altogether.

Australia's been using this system of preferential voting for almost 100 years - perhaps its time for the United States to consider the advantages and disadvantages rather than quash votes that don't belong to the two main political parties.

As a result, the deal would give Malcolm Turnbull the option of a double dissolution from 1 July onwards with a new Senate voting system of optional preferential voting.

Leyonhjelm described the agreement between the government, the Greens and the independent senator Nick Xenophon to move to a system of optional preferential voting and abolish group voting tickets that allowed for backroom preference deals as a "dirty little deal".

Based on its ability to serve as a chemoattractant and activator of DCs, as well as the capacity to enhance antigen-specific immune responses, Ear2 (eosinophil-associated ribonuclease 4) is considered to have the properties of an endogenous alarmin that alerts the adaptive immune system for preferential enhancement of antigen-specific Th2 immune responses [37].

"My instinct is this would be an uphill challenge under [Queensland's system of] optional preferential voting.

If enough academy members adore a movie and put it at the No. 1 or 2 position on their ballot, then, thanks to the academy's preferential system of vote counting, it could well become a nominee.

These effects are discussed with reference to the inherent, anisotropic mechanical response of α+β and near α titanium alloys that results from the hexagonal crystallographic form of the α phase and the availability of preferential slip systems.