Sentence examples for concept of regional from inspiring English sources

Even the concept of regional operators is controversial.

Bolivar proclaimed that "Our country is America," and Mr. Chavez has repeatedly endorsed the concept of regional integration.

"When I was first listening to punk and indie rock, I hadn't really wrapped my head around the concept of regional identity," he said.

If I were to even go near considering the concept of regional processing centres for asylum seekers, I would need good answers to these questions: how will you ensure that conditions in these centres live up to human rights and to the UN refugee convention?

But if a regional council never sees the light of legislation, we still must not lose our newly found enthusiasm for the concept of regional development, and must employ other options to reach the goals of sustainable, equitable and economically sound growth.

It is considered as the ultimate example that Iron-Age engineers had mastered the concept of regional groundwater table.

The episode also makes reference to the concept of "Regionals", which, similar to the nature of the television series, is never fully explained or clarified.

The core concepts of regional science were developed and propagated through the Regional Science Association (since 1989 the Regional Science Association International) and the Journal of Regional Science, both of which Professor Isard founded in the 1950s.

The metamodel results provide proof-of-concept for regional characterization of unsaturated zone NO3− transport processes in a statistical framework based on readily mappable GIS input variables.

The concept of a regional solution has gradually receded further into the background.

As such they find the concept of a regional processing centre somewhat confronting," the Firewall report advises.