Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• It does not help matters if, instead of attending working meetings, one prefers to talk to Gadaffi for 10 minutes.
• That is what is forcing principals down this path even where they would actually prefer to concentrate on meeting the educational needs of their students.
• We would prefer the Commission to do that, but if the Commission cannot do it, perhaps at least at its meeting tomorrow the Commission could agree to take the initiative in referring the matter to the Court of Justice to decide whether there is adequacy.
• However, the Council prefers to use the opportunities for influencing the Tunisian authorities more discreetly, and perhaps more effectively, by maintaining constructive pressure on them through political dialogue and various meetings at different levels.
• Mr President, Commissioner, on the eve of this new meeting of the World Trade Organisation, which I prefer to call the Trading the World Organisation, you have used the correct term: legitimacy.
• French is the language of its development, but, as we saw at a meeting of the Euro
• Todd Anderson, because he prefers not to read, will keep minutes of the meetings.
• It is indeed postponed to another day, because at this time the Commission prefers to make its statement on urgent matters relating to the preparations for the European Council meeting in Cardiff on 15 and 16 June.

• He said he's available later this afternoon, but would prefer to meet at his office.
• In order to meet the risk of revealing trade secrets the proposal further gives the right to downstream users that so prefer to develop their own exposure scenarios, including recommendations for safe use of their products.
• If you prefer, I can meet you in town.
• Although the Chinese presence in Africa is not free of some questionable areas, many African governments tend to prefer partnerships with Beijing, which seems more willing to meet their requests without imposing conditions or time
• Look, I told you I prefer to meet at the office.
• I prefer to meet voters in a living room and not outside.
• Is it okay if I give it a miss today? I'd prefer to meet her when I'm on top form.
• But all things being equal, Faraday. I prefer to skip the meet my end part.