Sentence examples for economic representations from inspiring English sources

Cultural and economic representations of the enclave product in a Less Economically Developed Country context are imbued with positive and negative socio-economic and cultural impacts.

By tracing the different "styles of calculation" that characterised the economic and environmental appraisal of the project, the paper analyses the inter-relationship between economic representations of the urban and natural environment, its political symbolism, and various attempts to intervene upon it.

The parents' group said it would try to convince voters that an appointed board helps maintain diverse ethnic and economic representation.

G20 with its political and economic representation power can certainly help address some of the politically complicated realities around energy geopolitics.

The sampling strategy included a stratified cluster design (83% of total sample) to obtain proportional geographic and socio-economic representation of dwelling units across the 136 health regions in Canada.

It has been studied for about three decades and has surpassed conventional approaches in robotics applications, mainly the ones where real-time constraints make it necessary to utilize resource-economic image representations and processing methodologies.

This paper combines biophysical and socio-economic process representations within an agent-based model (ABM), to offer insights into the dynamics of the development of the perennial energy crop market.

"Far from an incorrect ZIP code, Robins complains of misinformation about his education, family situation and economic status, inaccurate representations that could affect his fortune in the job market," Ginsburg said. .

Concerns included policing, economic opportunity, judicial representation, voting laws and reproductive rights.

In China, the EMHP project team has established 14 project village sites across nine provinces based on four selection criteria geographical remoteness, ethnic minority representation, economic vulnerability (living on under USD 1.25/person/day), and disaster proneness.

He wrote the economic paper The Representation of the Landowners, which persuaded the viceroy to open trade with Britain.