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ents-such as a per-child income tax credit, | preferential absence planning, employment legislation, o |
ecame the target of resentment due to their | preferential access to consumer goods. |
on Group - a partnership that provides INOX | preferential access to all real estate developments, whi |
as a α1-adrenergic receptor antagonist with | preferential actions over α2-adrenergic receptors, under |
ceptors roxindole is a partial agonist with | preferential actions at autoreceptors and has been toute |
tty acids, or other substances which have a | preferential affinity for such metalliferous matter over |
tworks, based on what would now be called a | preferential attachment process (Price 1976); |
e of the network is destroyed for nonlinear | preferential attachment. |
les has compulsory voting, with an optional | preferential ballot in single-member seats for the lower |
has compulsory voting (since 1925) and uses | preferential ballot (since 1919) in single-member seats |
on received 27.63% on the first count (in a | preferential ballot) but on the third and final count ed |
nnipeg, at the time, elected ten members by | preferential balloting; Ivens finished fifth on the firs |
uSn4 disperse in the solder matrix, forming | preferential cleavage planes, significantly lowering the |
Preferential collection of the larger plants of the spec | |
Preferential Concentration is the tendency of dense part | |
Maximum | preferential concentration occurs at Stokes ~ 1. Particl |
n be strongly influenced by the dynamics of | preferential concentration are aerosol production of fin |
cal contribution is regarded as a system of | preferential controls which boosted meat exports arising |
t effects at lower doses may be mediated by | preferential D2/D3 autoreceptor blockade, resulting in i |
Part XII - | Preferential debts in company and individual insolvency |
ructure in the local universe formed by the | preferential distribution of nearby galaxy clusters (suc |
next day it was revealed Ivan Dean through | preferential elimination had secured the lead by some 40 |
inwater is 16O enriched - a result of 16O's | preferential evaporation from seawater. |
d to separate ores from supporting rocks by | preferential flotation. |
l ores from its supporting rock by means of | preferential flotation. |
This leads to the | preferential growth of larger bodies at the expense of s |
d controversy was apparently concerned with | preferential homosexual and lesbian engagement between s |
to introduce the retinal endoscope and the | Preferential hyperacuity perimeter. |
e tracking reveals that older adults showed | preferential looking toward happy faces and away from sa |
ontracting States and agreement on concrete | preferential measures in their favour; |
and liberty through an admission policy of | preferential option for the poor. |
Catholicism embraces a | preferential option for the poor, and the Catechism of t |
Fractures in the subsurface create | preferential pathways in the subsurface which additives |
xt to address such criticisms in two books ( | Preferential Policies, Affirmative Action Around the Wor |
As a result, it has been touted as a | preferential postsynaptic 5-HT1A receptor agonist and is |
In California, | preferential predation of C. maenas on native clams (Nut |
The representatives were elected with | Preferential Proportional Representation vote. |
ffinity for sialic acid residues), allowing | preferential protection of host (as opposed to bacterial |
Toll rates varied across the region, but | preferential rates were often available to local residen |
continue to be available to new members at | preferential rates, or as part of the NAFEMS Membership |
to Central American and Caribbean states at | preferential rates. |
ent cations in solution might result in the | preferential reduction of the wrong one, for the purpose |
heir rights in a state that still enshrined | preferential rights to the Congregational Church. |
tiple member constituencies with compulsory | preferential single transferable vote usit the Hare Clar |
s in Latin America, and made the museum the | preferential sites of exposure of these theories . |
ater Syrian state that would secure Britain | preferential status in military, economic and cultural m |
performer's linguistic expression, it gives | preferential support to the Catalan language. |
That | preferential system has essentially applied ever since. |
the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1903 with a | preferential system for the House of Representatives in |
tatutes which would govern the OIC's ‘Trade | Preferential System', entered into force after completio |
cretary Joseph Chamberlain's movement for a | preferential tariff, and he was sacked by Balfour in Sep |
The treaty established a system of | preferential tariffs for Portuguese wine, at the expense |
difference between the normal tax rate the | preferential tax rate plus 5% annual interest, are charg |
European emission standards and | preferential taxation have forced oil refineries to dram |
rade portfolio, managing Egypt's network of | preferential trade agreements (with US, Europe, Africa a |
The existing | preferential trade agreements between the EU and the ACP |
ent supporter of imperial federation and of | preferential trade between Great Britain and her colonie |
Annexation, | Preferential Trade, and Reciprocity; An Outline of the C |
The Government had apparently given | preferential treatment to Chinese companies, and was aga |
Couples with only one child were given | preferential treatment in housing allocation. |
lly backward" nationality were eligible for | preferential treatment in university admissions. |
d Charles was neither promised nor received | preferential treatment in return. |
eated accusations that Mississippi received | preferential treatment because its governor, Haley Barbo |
Men consider this | preferential treatment of women in India as discriminati |
In particular, Shave was accused of giving | preferential treatment to his own father-in-law to recov |
he week to urge the government to give them | preferential treatment like reduced healthcare costs, be |
, and reduce spending, especially by ending | preferential treatment and subsidies for businesses. |
campaigned for the retention of the Union, | preferential treatment for Protestants in employment, an |
in India is strongly in favour of providing | preferential treatment to women in order to create a lev |
merit, Guinier thereby seeks to argue that | preferential treatment of minority students "confirms th |
ments that the management of HKCEC provided | preferential treatment to some client with regards to bo |
brother Henry) in 1692 to protest William's | preferential treatment of foreign officers. |
is a list of opportunities she had to give | preferential treatment to the winning consortium, but do |
The | preferential treatment this allowed him ensured that he |
existed in white racism, in that it sought | preferential treatment for blacks and the non-participat |
English merchants were given | preferential treatment in 1517, and distinction was uphe |
that Angelo had used his position to secure | preferential treatment for selectman Michael Kelleher fo |
the term should no longer be used, however | preferential treatment for certain minorities and the pr |
Ligier also had | preferential treatment when it came to engines, politica |
n email in February, asking that he provide | preferential treatment to Grant. |
ian of the Chicago Sun-Times criticized the | preferential treatment he had received as a star basketb |
prosecutor stating that while Les was given | preferential treatment in the rezoning of one subdivisio |
ribing government officials in exchange for | preferential treatment, exploiting its workers, paying l |
He claimed that his company did not provide | preferential treatment, that dates were offered on a fir |
later admitted that there were instances of | preferential treatment. |
eceiving bribes from officials to give them | preferential treatment. |
addition, women in India get reservation or | preferential treatments in education and jobs. |
am in position to report you for abuse and | preferential use of the accusation of vandalism.89.32.1. |
yan has gained the highest number of 41,936 | preferential votes from Batticaloa district. |
ccess, as he received the highest number of | preferential votes in the whole Friuli-Venezia Giulia. |
He won 82 percent of the | preferential votes in the 2001 election and 84 percent i |
United National Party having obtained 81350 | preferential votes being the second from Gampaha Distric |
er List (Dutch: Lijst Dedecker) with 25,462 | preferential votes in the 2007 federal election, which t |
ith Premadasa won the highest percentage of | preferential votes out of all United National Party cand |
of 1994, he obtained the highest number of | preferential votes. |
from Hambantota with 83 percent of the UNP | preferential votes. |
ined his seat when he received over 250,000 | preferential votes. |
er Board of Supervisors, both elected using | preferential voting . |
ve "frightened" the state "into a system of | preferential voting as an escape from minority nominatio |
beral party insisted on the introduction of | preferential voting in Queensland. |
Councilmembers were elected via a | preferential voting system, in which all of Sacramento's |
wards was a change in election method from | preferential voting to proportional representation. |
Another change to the system was that | preferential voting was reinstituted for the white roll |
e the Legislative Council was elected using | preferential voting in single-member districts (while ea |
t the 1963 election, when it was shown that | preferential voting did not noticeably alter the outcome |
to One Nation, under Queensland's optional | preferential voting (OPV) system, became a major campaig |
al League, under a new system of compulsory | preferential voting and new electoral boundaries both of |
he voter would prefer: first past the post, | preferential voting, single transferable vote, or supple |
ast the post (plurality) to Instant-runoff ( | preferential) voting, which also meant that electors cas |
erates a balloting system known as Optional | Preferential Voting, which renders the predominant Austr |
The Society advocates the use of Hare-Clark | preferential voting, which is a form of the Single Trans |
ingle member constituencies with compulsory | preferential voting. |
ingle member constituencies with compulsory | preferential voting. |
ingle member constituencies with compulsory | preferential voting. |
orthern Region and proportional rather than | preferential voting. |
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