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You would rather give the members of the union preferential treatment.

The Senate also had a preferential system between 1919 and 1949.

Additional support is given in the form of preferential tax treatment.

Assets held longer than six months will still get preferential treatment.

However, the women's movement is now asking for preferential treatment.

"This is not about us getting preferential treatment," she said.

This will give them a chance of getting a preferential package.

Or do they have the right to give preferential treatment to some services on the network over others?

The issue here is preferential treatment in the area of investment: great.

He had used the actor's name in the outside hope of some possible preferential treatment.

If you want points or preferential treatment, book directly with the hotel.

Those with the most space, after all, get preferential treatment like the best locations.

For nearly a decade, this project received preferential treatment at the federal level.

Such a university must take into account the preferential option for the poor.

Many travelers are happy to trade personal information for preferential treatment.

"Also that white teachers were being given preferential treatment, classrooms on the first floor and such."

The third thing I would like to address is the issue of whether new firms are given preferential treatment.

That may be what he'd like to say, but the single preferential vote makes it impossible.

None the less, some attempts were made to provide local, preferential credit.

After the hearing, residents said that the companies were being given preferential treatment.

The orchestra members, in any case, received preferential treatment and did buy time.

Q. You said that there was no preferential treatment in all of this.

The price is fixed on this still preferential level until 1 January 2009.

Not everyone likes the idea of preferential treatment for some passengers.