Sentence examples for awards preference from inspiring English sources

The city awards preference points to Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, Chinese Americans, Japanese Americans, Southeast Asians, Korean Americans, Filipinos, Asian Indians, African Americans, Latinos, Arab Americans, Native Americans, nonminority women and now, possibly, even Persian Americans.

Current policy awards preference to those with family already in the country.

A maximum of three men and two women can be selected for the 2012 Olympics but will only be considered should they hit the specified A or B standard and athletes achieving the A standard awarded preference.

Qualcomm went to court, and in 1999 the Court of Appeals ordered the FCC to award a preference to Qualcomm.

In 1993, the FCC awarded four preferences, but not to Qualcomm.

This capacity drew in recruits, and in both countries growth was further encouraged by the practice of handing down arbitration awards that conferred preference in employment on union members.

Fortunately, as in all interviews, it is the contrarians of the industry who are the most fun and the most revealing about modern viniculture in California, where far too many wines are indeed manufactured back at the winery lab to taste a certain way and to win awards according to the preferences of the wine media.

The apartments are to be awarded by lottery, but preference will be given to area residents for at least 30percentt of the units.

As more children are born to unmarried parents, the social and legal preference for awarding paternity to the mother's husband becomes more outdated.

The votes for the eliminated candidate are re-counted and then awarded to the next preference on each ballot.

Independence for the St . Louiscenter means that it--not Monsanto or its other sponsors--will receive its own patents and any income from licensing deals that it would award without any special preference to its founders.