preferential policy उदाहरण वाक्य

Liu Xiaohua, the office's department director, told journalists in Beijing Friday evening that the zones'preferential policies to attract foreign investment would eventually be phased out.
Meanwhile, it is expected that the Pakistani side put forward their ideas on the locations of industrial zones, and issue preferential policies in this regard.
This may not be the last word, however, because challenges to the University of Michigan's preferential policies could reach the court in the October term.
The preferential policy doesn't give the car makers a break on import tariffs, but it allows them to bring in the cars without import permits.
Preferential policies for foreign investors including allowing some banks to engage in yuan business, establishing wholly-owned and joint venture insurance branches, and permitting joint venture trading companies.

Steele, for one, does not consider himself a member of any " right-wing element, " and has expressed his own exasperation with shallow defenders of preferential policies.
"Details haven't been worked out yet but the scope of the ( preferential policies ) will be very limited, " said the official, declining to be named.
As well as receiving a stipend, a State Council circular issued in 2005 promised the graduate volunteers preferential policies in civil service tests and graduate school entrance exams.
Hatch, R-Utah, said the division's " agenda has too often veered into advocacy for constitutionally suspect preferential policies and the elevation of group rights above individual rights ."
What Richmond means is that California, for instance, would be justified in instituting a preferential policy benefiting Chinese-and Japanese-Americans, because in the past it had discriminated against them.