Sentence examples for economic character from inspiring English sources
The territorial, material, and economic character of canon law and the decentralization allied with it disappeared.
Legally, it is an eingetragener Verein or "registered association"; it is supposed to be of a not primarily "economic" character.
Beginning in 1948, a forced industrialization policy based on the Soviet pattern changed the economic character of the country.
The economic character of the entire project is in flux.Both elements of the post-Maastricht formula, the monetary part and the fiscal part, are being challenged.
In the majority opinion, Justice William Rehnquist affirmed that allegations of sexual harassment under Title VII may include hostile work environment claims and are not limited to instances where there has been a "tangible loss" of an "economic character".
"Persons incarcerated in state and federal correctional institutions live in a separate environment, do not participate in the life of Essex County and do not affect the social and economic character of the towns," the board concluded.
Owing to the effective and economic characters, low-temperature (293 673 K) catalytic oxidation (CO) has been extensively studied for VOCs removal in research and application fields.
Lack of sequence information and poor understanding of related synthetic biology have hindered genetic improvement on these economic characters as well as high unsaturated fatty acids contents in sesame.
How does the creation new public transport infrastructure impact the socio-economic character and local identity of a neighbourhood?
Since Enugu town has the same social-economic character of other Nigerian towns and to a great extent with urban areas in developing countries, any plan dealing with the allocation of public water supply to the urban sectors within these regions should be based on the criteria specified by this model.
Schools were stratified according to location (urban, rural) and the socio-economic character of its uptake area.
