Sentence examples for under preferential from inspiring English sources

But the crops sell mainly under preferential trade arrangements to the European Union.

We present reasons to expect that campaigns are less negative under preferential voting.

He hopes Ethiopia's massive trade deficit will narrow as his country's new factories export goods under preferential trade terms.

Venezuela, to be sure, has been trying to find other buyers, and not just neighbors who could pay only under preferential terms.

Under preferential systems, such as that used in Australia, voters rank candidates on the ballot, so that if their first choice fails to poll enough to win, then votes for their second choice are still counted.

Mr. Chávez is trying to organize the small, scattered countries in the Caribbean -- all of which have a vote in the United Nations and the O.A.S. -- to start up a regional energy company, PetroCaribe, which would receive Venezuelan oil under preferential terms.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, child labor is common in the production of garments, a sector that will likely expand under the preferential treatment it is likely to receive under the TPP.

Glaxo's spokesman said the company had offered Ghana its own drugs under its "preferential pricing" scheme.

The Department for International Trade said the agreement would maintain UK-Swiss trade under the preferential terms currently available to both countries through an EU free trade deal.

The poll said that when Kendall and Cooper were eliminated and their second preferences redistributed under the preferential vote system, Corbyn would beat Burnham by 53% to 47% in the final round.

By the end of the decade, Venezuela had begun developing the Orinoco Belt with four so-called strategic associations that allowed companies to operate under a preferential tax and royalty structure.