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    preference for vs. preference of/ demand for vs. demand of

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    preference for vs. preference of/ demand for vs. demand of

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    It's probably a real beginner's question, but still...here it is:

    Is it "preferences for" or "preferences of" in this context?

    "Preferences for/of an indivdiual decision on organ donation are at quite a high level in Germany."

    And similarly:

    "The Greek show the strongest demand for/of of state involvement."

    AuthorThea-Malone (409204) 24 Jan 08, 10:16
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    Preference for, demand for, desire for, use for ...

    A good printed bilingual dictionary should have these prepositions -- Pons-Collins, Oxford-Duden, Langenscheidt-Muret-Sanders (whatever, I don't have that one) ... It's worth the investment in other ways too. (-:
    #1Author hm -- us (236141) 24 Jan 08, 17:37
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    Thanks mate!
    #2AuthorThea-Malone (409204) 25 Jan 08, 13:03
     
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