Sentence examples for without any preferential from inspiring English sources

They wrote: "Leaving the EU without any preferential trade arrangement and defaulting to trading by standard World Trade Organisation rules would have significant costs for British exporters and importers, as well as those in their supply chains".

In an open letter to the prime minister, the heads of four major business groups, including the Confederation of British Industry, said any Brexit model that denied UK firms full access to the single market should be ruled out immediately: Leaving the EU without any preferential trade arrangement and defaulting to standard WTO rules would … do serious and lasting damage to the UK economy.

However, these nanowires were usually randomly distributed without any preferential orientation, hindering the subsequent heterostructure formation and device processing.

By further increasing the magnification, the Piso-PS porous silicon layer (Figure6c) reveals a sponge-like morphology without any preferential pore orientation.

Direct growth of InN on the glass substrate without any interlayer resulted in the random aligned nanorods without any preferential orientation.

New macropores were cracks and extended pre-existing pores in the range of 225 1215 μm size without any preferential orientation.

The company's mutual fund trades did not involve "any preferential treatment" from fund companies, Wilshire said in a statement.

So, non-participation of the USA in the TPP would definitely have an adverse impact on the export of these economies but at the same time it could be said that these countries would enjoy a positive export growth rate even without getting any preferential access into the US market through the TPP.

As of 2008 less than 17% of global trade flows were subject to any preferential treatment.

These results raise the question whether the self-connecting occurs at any preferential site, e.g., at the rib shoulder or at a rather random site without preference.

Annotation of the biological processes classified the 47 differentially expressed genes into cell communication, development, organogenesis, morphogenesis, phosphorylation, regulation of transcription, transport and other categories without any detectable preferential distribution (Table 2).