| There was Tamil music playing, and of course the sweet localness of the Tamil language that made me feel at home instantly. |
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| The challenge for us is to develop and apply Group-wide standards while respecting the inherent localness of the businesses. |
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| They love that CBC production for its localness and its nationalness, and it's becoming international. |
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| Our challenge therefore is to develop Group standards while respecting the inherent localness of our businesses. |
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| Elsewhere they play up his localness, and his forty-something youth. |
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| Part of the fascination of holidaying in Spain is its fervent localness. |
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| Our research supports the thesis in the draft Communications Bill that localness is one of the most important factors driving local commercial radio. |
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| So just how important is local news and the role of the local paper to the concept of localness and community? |
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| So much for radio's claim that localness would keep listeners tuning in Radio listening began to decline. |
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| But that's fine — Burns wastes too much time trying to establish the localness of his vision, anyway. |
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| The first involves knowledge and concern for issues that include food origins, particularly localness. |
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| For a number of reasons, including lifestyle, food purism, energy and environmental conservation, there is a growing interest in localness as a desirable trait of foods. |
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| As can be seen from the dates of the research cited, localness in food buying is an emerging area of research with considerable scope for methodological and theoretical development. |
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| While localness has always been associated with the possibility of freshness in foods, localness has additional value to foods among people who hold a particular set of values of rising prominence. |
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| In this value set, localness is of worth because it connotes low technology production, more positive environmental impacts, lower energy consumption, and support of small, non-corporate producers. |
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| Localness and local-sounding speech can become a commodity, and this, as we have seen, can create competition over the control of what localness means or over its uses. |
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