would prefer it if

"But really, I would prefer it if you called me by my name."

I would prefer it if there were no prospect of cold war.

I am sure Jo would prefer it if you did not.

Perhaps it's just me, be I would prefer it if the kingdom was united again.

But I would prefer it if we were a little more precise in our debate.

I would prefer it if Members were more active in also dealing with this issue.

Even the Serbian regime would prefer it if they were not there.

"And you would prefer it if they were to go back where they came from?"

"This is my private study; I would prefer it if you didn't come in here."

"I would prefer it if he retained his own will.

Which is, the Major would prefer it if you and the others did not cause any trouble about this."

We would prefer it if no child were involved in fund-raising."

We would prefer it if this were not the case, but it is.

Of course we would prefer it if constitutional democrats ruled everywhere.

"Sure, I would prefer it if she could remember."

We would prefer it if they didn't take part.

Personally, I would prefer it if everyone kept quiet about their dyslexia.

"Thanks for the offer, my friends, but I would prefer it if you awaited us here.

"The detectives would prefer it if we didn't do a story.

"I would prefer it if the decision were respected.

I would prefer it if we could hold the debate on Ethiopia when the Council is present.

Lidia said that they would prefer it if I assigned the gifts myself.

He would prefer it if Runcorn did not know he had been there.

"I would prefer it if you didn't bring those aliens into my private quarters.

"I would prefer it if you take first watch, Durine."