Sentences with phrase «geographic proximity»

We work with veterinary clinics throughout the county and will do our best to accommodate you in terms of geographic proximity of the vet to your home or trap site and cost considerations.

There are no districts, and no one is forced to attend a school based on geographic proximity to the nearest educational facility.

If you plan on managing your portfolio yourself, you'll want to make sure your properties are within close geographic proximity to each other.

This difference may result from differences in funding and also geographic proximity or isolation.

These frequently require geographic proximity to the study location.

Since geographic proximity is required to make a shared custody agreement work for both parents and the children involved, it is not appropriate or available in every situation.

The governance structure brings schools together based on similar needs, rather than on geographic proximity.

Both eliminate the need for geographic proximity between producers and consumers of electricity in the energy industry and worker productivity in industry.

Between cheaper office costs and lower employee remuneration, firms located in large centres can get priced out of the market by their Southwestern Ontario competition, if geographic proximity is not vitally important.

In doing so he demonstrates how the intelligence and data sharing pacts of the «Five, Nine and Fourteen eyes» are rendering geographic proximity irrelevant to the formation of coalitions in this new way of war.

The title Certain Women encapsulates the idea that the subjects of the film have been carefully selected, that there's connective tissue beyond geographic proximity.

The comfortable geographic proximity to the San Jose international airport (SJO) and main cities in the Central Valley is one of the key elements to its popularity.

Priority will be given to those schools in immediate geographic proximity of their first or second choice.

Feasibility criteria were mother as the primary caregiver, ability to maintain contact (working telephone and intention to maintain geographic proximity), and primary language of English or Spanish.

This is particularly true when there is geographic proximity among the groups, when the group is made up of people with a common interest, or when you focus your networking efforts on the «connectors» in any group.

Jay P. Greene and Marcus A. Winters, both senior fellows of the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, based in New York City, measured «exposure» to the McKay Scholarship Program based on how many schools that accepted vouchers were within close geographic proximity of a given public school.

Same is true for the Cardinals and Cubs — 2,399 games since 1892 — two teams in the same league and in close geographic proximity.

«Berkeley has long enjoyed a unique relationship by geographic proximity to the center of venture capital, and that enables more tight relationships,» explains Garrett Black, a senior analyst with PitchBook, of the results.

Church attendance is very much a matter of free will and choice, where people make decisions based on geographic proximity, culture, preference of worship styles and, yes, comfort.

Instead, analysts heard about prosaic plans like McDonald's new organizational structure (it will lump international markets together by specific characteristics rather than by geographic proximity), its intention to sell many more restaurants to franchisees than originally planned, and to cut costs to the tune of $ 300 million a year.

«Domestic policies partly explain this strong performance, but geographic proximity and unrestricted access to the largest market in the world are undeniably important factors as well,» the report concluded.

«Now we look at the geographic proximity of each prospective account to our existing client base.

Despite Hong Kong's geographic proximity to Mainland China, startups in the city aren't solely trying to tap into the Chinese market.

«We spent significant time evaluating Mexico as a natural extension of our brand outside of the U.S. because of its geographic proximity,» he says.

The Southern Section has led the way on this — building its playoff brackets purely on what section officials believe to be evenly paired teams, rather than on enrollment numbers and geographic proximity — and it's clearly the way to go.

He is a complete unknown in his homeland and his selection was perhaps more due to his geographic proximity — he plays for Shakhtar Donetsk in Ukraine — than anything else.

Respective home environments and geographic proximity of parents relative to the practical considerations of the child (ren)'s residential schedule;

Respective home environments and geographic proximity of parents to create opportunity for access (visitation);

«I do not see any reason why Holland would be less attractive than the UK, with the geographic proximity playing in favour of the Dutch,» he added.

The majority of the Maria evacuees ended up in Florida due to its geographic proximity to Puerto Rico.

For example, if immigrants from the same area prefer to live in close geographic proximity to one another, border enforcement could also affect where immigrants entering the country legally choose to reside, Pugatch said.

«It is telling that even in modern large - scale societies the status comparisons most consequential for psychosocial stress are typically among individuals who are in close geographic proximity or who occupy the same social network rather than between individuals at opposite ends of the socioeconomic spectrum.

Some mobile apps will match you with people based on criteria, including age, gender, and geographic proximity.

Popular dating sites are used for social grouping, shared interests, geographic proximity and even to find blind date based on mutual cravings!

Many motorcycle men make a mistake of sending messages to a lot of biker women according to their profile photos and geographic proximity.

All families would apply to several schools, and a computer would determine enrollments based on a mix of a lottery, geographic proximity, and the goal of socioeconomic balance.

Filter by criteria such as: enrollment, poverty level, geographic proximity, or labor status.

During a NCTAF - led Design Session this summer the Learning Studio teachers from Mt. View Middle School and Marriotts Ridge High School in Howard County, Maryland discussed how to maximize the geographic proximity of their schools with the goal to create a pipeline of STEM talent from middle school to high school.

Interestingly, three metro Atlanta systems that could lose schools — by virtue of geographic proximity — have not passed resolutions against state takeover.

The collaboration and geographic proximity of the medical and veterinary colleges and unique world - class institutes like the Wistar Institute and the Philadelphia Monell Chemical Senses Center make ideas and initiatives flow.

Because of the geographic proximity between California and Oregon, there is a risk that CIV may be brought into our state.