Fourth Preference Sample Clauses
The "Fourth Preference" clause establishes a specific priority or ranking, typically within a list of preferences or entitlements, such as in immigration categories, benefit distributions, or creditor claims. In practice, this clause identifies the fourth group or category that will receive consideration or benefits after the first three preferences have been addressed; for example, in U.S. immigration law, the fourth preference may refer to certain special immigrants. Its core function is to clearly delineate the order in which rights, benefits, or claims are allocated, thereby ensuring an organized and fair process for distributing limited resources or opportunities.
Fourth Preference. That bargaining unit member shall be given preference who is taking a course that is not part of a degree-granting program and has not used a fee waiver in the last one (1) semester. In the event that the demand for fee waivers exceeds supply, that bargaining unit member with highest seniority shall receive preference.
Fourth Preference. Employees of entities located on property known as “the former Fort Ord.” A letter from the employer stating that the physical location where the applicant works is in this area must be provided.”
