Sentence examples for we will privilege from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we will privilege Sp over Se.

The proposed new Companies Act would set out a new legal framework that will privilege long-term, engaged investment.

Experts warn a new voting system will privilege the old elites, and inhibit liberal parties that emerged after the revolution.

In this sense, the Hobby Lobby case is about whether the Supreme Court will privilege a particular set of religious beliefs about contraception.

My fear is that the government will privilege the short-term kudos of the Olympics above the long-term nourishment of sustained arts investment.

But having created a brilliant, heart-rending book that can't be properly fact-checked, Dow almost seems to have joined the ranks of people who will privilege emotion over detail, and narrative over precision.

Building on these two factors, AJSSR will privilege submissions pertaining to sustainability challenges and corporate social responsibility issues that are taking place in Asia.

It reinforces the president's signals that he will privilege fossil fuels like coal and oil over renewable resources.

In addition, screening of new drugs in rare cancers is by definition less likely to happen, since phase I studies will privilege frequent cancers (more likely to be enrolled in comparison to any single rare cancer in any phase I study), and hints of activity from the phase I setting will be therefore lacking in rare cancers.

This afternoon we will have the privilege of seeing the master on his favourite surface.

So if we want to base our laws on Shariah, eventually we will have to privilege one interpretation over the other since law cannot be selectively applied.