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The application process demanded each applicant was making an impact in their local community.

The commission will formally vote on the final list on Sept. 6. "Each applicant was required to demonstrate that its inclusion in a rotating outage would present imminent jeopardy or danger to public health and safety," wrote Carl Wood, the utilities commission's presiding officer, in a draft decision.

The field was narrowed to three finalists after each applicant was interviewed by a Japanese interpreter and by Ms. Alterman, who used to be an agent for such players as Irabu, who returned to Japanese baseball this year, and Hideo Nomo of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Specifically, the Supreme Court ruled, the Fifth Circuit had misinterpreted Grutter v. Bollinger (2003; see Bollinger decisions) in giving deference to the university's judgment that each applicant was evaluated as an individual and that its consideration of race was "necessary" to achieve the educational benefits of diversity.

Each applicant was awarded compensation.

In Table 1, only the most frequent disorders (above 0.5 percent) are shown, though the full medical history of each applicant was obtained.

Each applicant is evaluated physically and mentally.

At one highly regarded school, East Side Middle School on the Upper East Side, each applicant is graded on a 30-point scale.

Barbara Walzer, who took over as executive director of the association last year, said she would like to adopt a more equitable system in which each applicant is judged on merit, not prestige or tenure.

When using race as a "plus" factor in university admissions, a university's admissions program must remain flexible enough to ensure that each applicant is evaluated as an individual and not in a way that makes an applicant's race or ethnicity the defining feature of his or her application.

The panel said that a "race-conscious admissions policy" must be "flexible enough to ensure that each applicant is evaluated as an individual and not in a way that looks to her membership in a favored or disfavored racial group as a defining feature of her candidacy".