Sentence examples for treated preferentially from inspiring English sources

"Reliable partners will be treated preferentially," Mr. Vasella said.

That is very likely to change since many countries believe that Greece was treated preferentially because it was a European country.

Best was a high-profile patient getting the very best of private medicine, and you have to wonder whether someone else with his known history of alcoholism and short record of sobriety would have been treated preferentially.

But sources have suggested that they and officials are now looking at a regime in which European citizens would be treated preferentially to migrants coming to the UK from the rest of the world.

David Bookstaver, a spokesman for the Office of Court Administration, said that after reviewing her complaints court officials determined that "nobody's rights were violated and that nobody was treated preferentially".

The chancellor argued that they were now benefitting from the same state pension and welfare entitlements as waged workers so should not be treated preferentially in the tax system.

Moreover, the right hemisphere treats preferentially emotive features, whereas the left hemisphere is more sensitive to the lexical semantic content of emotional prosodic stimuli in speech [4].

It is possible to skip combinations that treat preferentially transition types leading to opposite directions in the state space, because they will not give a worst-case bound.

The probes are concealed, preventing adversaries from treating them preferentially.

Nor may the state require that private businesses, educational institutions, or associations treat women preferentially.

But the state may not treat women preferentially because the state must treat citizens the same regardless of sex.