Noun:

ప్రాధాన్యత, ఇష్టం, ఎంపిక వస్తువు,

preferences's Usage Examples:

preferences of their co-bargainer are similar to their own; (2) Complementary Preferences: Players know that the preferences of their co-bargainer are diametrically.

Political efficacy was found to polarize policy preferences.

In comparison to other programsAt some schools, legacy preferences have an effect on admissions comparable to other programs such as athletic recruiting or affirmative action.

The ministry"s dieticians prepared food based upon regional preferences and health.

See alsoFree tradeEuropean UnionTrade and developmentCommon Agricultural PolicyWorld Trade OrganizationAfrican Growth and Opportunity ActNotesReferencesRegulation (EU) No 978/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 October 2012 applying a scheme of generalised tariff preferences and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No 732/2008.

UPT service profileThe UPT service profile is a record that contains all information related to a UPT user, which information is required to provide that user with UPT service such as subscriptions to basic and supplementing services and call-routing preferences.

French cultural preferences disliked comic opera for the laughter that it provoked; laughter that signalled loss of self-control and rationality.

approved, while the voter"s preferences among approved candidates is unspecified, and likewise, the voter"s preferences among unapproved candidates is.

There is such a high number of exhausted ballots because about half of the voters who voted for the SC, Soldiers Rep and Liberal candidates did not give second preferences.

Changing tastes: Economists assume that individual preferences are constant, when in fact such preferences are not fixed but increasingly mutable, shifting constantly according to the latest trends and cultural norms.

liturgical preferences who leaned theologically towards liberal Protestantism; whilst "central" described those who were theologically conservative, but took the.

in-depth process of capturing customer"s expectations, preferences and aversions.

Synonyms:

penchant, taste, acquired taste, liking, weakness, predilection,

Antonyms:

begrudge, abstain, tasteless, tasteful, dislike,