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Meanings of preferential access in English
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Usage of preferential access in English
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In France they give single mothers preferential access to excellent daycare.
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The deal would give Iranian goods preferential access to European markets.
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That raises the possibility that Chongqing may get preferential access to key inputs like power.
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Norway and Switzerland both pay into the EU budget to have preferential access to the EU market.
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They complained to McWilliams that Hekmatyar's people received preferential access to local training camps and weapons depots.
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But recent rules have shifted that policy to give preferential access toy efficient or clean energy sources.
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One of the prices of preferential access to the single market is becoming a law-taker, not law-maker.
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The EU would be cautious about giving Britain preferential access without free movement of EU citizens in the UK.
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Any signs that Britain could lose preferential access to Europe's single market are likely to weigh on the currency.
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Overall, more than three-quarters of men supported the idea that men should have preferential access to jobs over women.
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Some clothing will face tariffs to make sure there is still preferential access to the UK market for developing countries.
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Australia and India have already indicated they will seek preferential access for their workers as part of a free trade deal.
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The tone of May's speech even suggested Britain would lose preferential access to the single market, said Royal Bank of Canada.
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May failed to give any concrete details for how Britain might retain preferential access to Europe's single market in her speech.
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But ACP exports stand to see duties come down more slowly so they can retain some preferential access to rich markets.
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It means exporting to China will be cheaper and easier and there will be preferential access for most wood and paper products.
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