Sentence examples for geographic preferences from inspiring English sources

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Despite the complaints of favoritism, city officials said their plan of attack for clearing snow had nothing to do with geographic preferences — say, plowing certain boroughs or neighborhoods before others — and everything to do with the type of street.

Although Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein has imposed a new computerized matching system intended to give students the best shot at the high school they most want, a hodgepodge of old geographic preferences and other admissions criteria remains in effect at schools citywide.

As my thesis project neared completion, I searched university Web pages for prospective postdoctoral labs within my geographic preferences.

After Prop 2, university governing boards were free to ponder the legitimacy of other kinds of affirmative action -- based, for example, on legacy status or geographic preferences that favored students from underrepresented parts of the state.

It is almost impossible to get in to either Baruch or Millenium from outside their designated geographic preference zones.

To model the role of price and quality perception, we exploited formula u i ≡u i (k i,p i )=wb,i k i /p i ) β where wb,i is the geographic preference for i th PU, k i /p i is the quality k i to price p i ratio.

Address issues beyond love: things that are major parts of life such as goals, to have kids or not, geographic preference for settling, religion, careers and finances.

In specifying the term "unprocessed," the Managers' use of the term intends to preclude the use of geographic preference for agricultural products that have significant value added components.

The FFVP was continued by the 2008 Farm Bill, which allows a "geographic preference for the procurement of unprocessed, locally grown and raised agricultural products," for school lunch, breakfast and snack programs, as long as a competitive price is maintained.