Sentence examples for geographic considerations from inspiring English sources

"Geographic considerations as such have no part in the exercise of this legal mandate," he added.

Thus in the early postapartheid period, class differences and geographic considerations began to become more characteristic of social division than race in South African schools.

Also, investors may understand that pay ratio is affected by the type of business and the scope of international operations or other geographic considerations.

Linguistic, historical, and geographic considerations suggest that the speakers of Proto-Indo-European were a relatively small and homogeneous Eurasian population group that underwent significant expansion and fragmentation in the period around 4000 bce.

Building on this, 'pattern theory' (Brantingham and Brantingham1993a) seeks to add more detailed geographic considerations to these explanations.

New programs in close geographic proximity to more established residency programs may not have the advantage of appeal based primarily on geographic considerations.

We found that a number of applicants (11.4%) had geographic ties to the residency program and may have been influenced by this geographic consideration.

Their risk perceptions were initially based on geographic consideration.

8 In our group, all the patients were white because of geographic regional considerations.

The choice of Madrid, however, was also the result of the city's previous obscurity and neutrality; it was chosen because it lacked ties with an established, nonroyal power, rather than because of any strategic, geographic, or economic considerations.

County boundaries largely reflect historical, political, and administrative units themselves largely influenced by ethnic, geographic, and political considerations.