Examples of using A preference in English and their translations into Arabic
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You have a preference?
A preference is not a prejudice.
Do you have a preference?
A preference was expressed for the elaboration of a set of principles instead of draft articles.
Monica's not a preference.
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Do you have a preference in terms of certification body?
You don't have a preference?
She had a preference for policemen.
There's power in having a preference.
Do you have a preference? Good choice.
(Sighs)(Laughter) Do you have a preference?
So, he has a preference for younger boys.
The Secretary-General expressed a preference for option(a).
Do you have a preference?[coughing] See, it works.
At this point Israel cannot express a preference for either.
Another rule- a preference for dark colors in clothes.
Roberto(2005) claims that employees may have a preference for avoiding conflict.
Women tend to express a preference for professions that directly benefit society or individuals.
Within that alternative, there seemed to be a preference for the first variant.
A preference was expressed for outlawing punitive actions and for establishing strong safeguards against possible abuses of countermeasures.
Do you have a preference, babe?
A preference for blue and green may be due toa preference for certain habitats that were beneficial in the ancestral environment as explained in the evolutionary aesthetics article.
I don't have a preference, okay?
Affirmative action recruitment policies indicate a preference for female candidates.
The historical trend seems to indicate a preference of the Council for delegating the substantive work to a subsidiary organ rather than undertaking it directly.
There are no guidelines which suggest a preference for one parent over the other.
Other participants stated a preference for strengthening national legislation.
Some members of the Panel, in particular our Latin American colleagues,expressed a preference for basing any distribution of seats on the current regional groups.
GSP Handbooks of a preference giving country.