Sentence examples for through preferences from inspiring English sources

But the uncomfortable fact is that Pauline Hanson does have power; she was elected into the parliament, not through preferences but in her own right.

* An Alaska Native company that Stevens helped create got millions of dollars in defense contracts through preferences he wrote into law.

While the mechanisms of transmission of culture and social capital may overlap, the crucial distinction between the two is that culture operates mainly through preferences and beliefs, whereas social capital is expected to impact productivity and wages.

The AQoL is designed to capture these through preferences in a weighted multi-attribute utility measure expressed on a life-death scale.

Under this hypothesis, nature does not necessarily have a direct benefit for health itself but rather promotes health through preferences for particular environments and activities.

Reader domains can also increase specificity through preferences for unmodified residues at specific positions, alone or in combinations with other PTMs.

With 70% of the vote counted in Katter's electorate of Kennedy, it's unclear if he's held on, although it looks like he'll squeeze through on preferences.

Gray said the joint standing committee on electoral matters, of which he was a member, had unanimously called for reforms because pop-up, micro-parties had "manipulated" the system through preference harvesting.

In our context, culture is expressed through preference for a particular venue.

The first part, which we label the effect through the level of discrimination, reflects the combined effect on discrimination through preference-based discrimination and/or a perceived difference in the mean of unobserved variables.

Instead, Kearney won 54.63 percent of the two-party-preferred vote, gaining back some of the support lost by Feeney last year when he scrounged his seat only through preference flow from the Liberals.