Sentence examples for defined geography from inspiring English sources
"CCGs will have a defined geography and a responsibility for their population as PCTs have now.
But Pollock, responding to Burns, said: "The minister does not make clear for what services and care CCGs will have defined geography and responsibility for.
Palmisano's third guiding question was, "Why would society allow you to operate in their defined geography — their country?" That looks like a way of saying no nation is going to welcome a big-footing America.
The French Prime Minister Jean Marie Raffarin said, "Do we want the river of Islam to enter the riverbed of secularism?" Speaking at Oxford University in 2004, Erdoğan argued for a European "union of values," not "a narrowly defined geography or a union of rigidity," and called for a "peaceful cohabitation between Christians and Muslims".
We usually describe cities, after all, as local entities defined by geography and history.
When I spoke to Rachel Resnick, I came quickly to the conclusion that sex addict stereotypes are more easily defined by geography than gender.
Recognising the distinctive communities, whether defined by geography, religion or culture, which make up the nation and enabling all to thrive and participate together.
They are defined by geography, one of several artificial categories used to package African art for consumption, others being tribes and traditions.
For every bad sign (battles have broken out between blacks and Latinos in prison) you can usually find a good one (in Stockton, gangs are defined by geography rather than by the colour of their skin).
The beheading of a tourist in Algeria, a meticulously videoed attack on an Egyptian army base, including the casual murder of surviving soldiers, a suicide bombing in Tripoli's smartest hotel – all were recently masterminded by militants publicly loyal to a group whose name once defined its geography: "Islamic state in Iraq and Syria".
This paper estimates point prevalence of renal replacement therapy (RRT) utilization within population strata defined by geography and deprivation in south and mid Wales.
