Sentence examples for that preference to from inspiring English sources

Marty Schottenheimer liked to run the football, and he passed that preference to his son.

But 17 parents have not yet communicated that preference to the government.

Other researchers have reported that preference to a specific treatment arm can result in poor recruitment to intervention trials [ 18], therefore problems relating to a participant's preference to a particular treatment arm were anticipated.

Since this hypothesis was tested on Australian students, who prefer to identify with moderate groups, the context-specific expectation was for that preference to disappear under uncertainty.

Still, Mr. Ohlsson said, he did not want that preference to define him.

31, 32 Although the magnitude of cardiovascular versus gastrointestinal risks for individual NSAIDs is controversial, 33 it is possible that preferences to a large extent still are driven mainly by the perceived gastrointestinal risks.

Then it held a lottery for operating slots that gave preference to nine small airlines.

Yet why is a program that gives preference to certain applicants based on skin tone considered an equalizer of opportunity?

Citing the importance of racial diversity, the court argued that giving preference to "disadvantaged minorities" was in the national interest.

It prevents the passage of any law that gives preference to or forces belief in any one religion.

The South Africans sided with the three Spaniards who withdrew from Wimbledon over the weekend, complaining about a seeding system that gives preference to grass-court players.