Sentence examples for geographic entity from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles county is a vast and varied geographic entity.

The Palestinians want a state that is a single political and geographic entity, he said, adding, "What applies to the Gaza Strip must apply to the West Bank".

The naturally protected, well-defined geographic entity of Al-Fayyūm was favoured by prehistoric hunters, who were probably attracted there by abundant game and equable climate.

Had there been proper consultation, we might have reached the view there would be a sufficient geographic entity to make sense of collaboration across borough boundaries, but with sufficient identity to the locality for the individual".

Situated on 110 hilly acres in the northeast corner of Yonkers, New York's fourth largest, the suburban neighborhood, the former estate of Charles Runyon, a New York City industrialist, was designed in the years before World War I with few through streets -- a geographic entity unto itself and separate from the other neighborhoods in what was then a predominantly white metropolis.

Every attempt to resolve this conflict between Zionist ideology and demographic reality for the past hundred years has included some form of gerrymandering — drawing oddly shaped, impractical, winding borders around often sparse Jewish populations to encompass them in a single geographic entity.

But then Israel began restricting movement between the geographic entities separated by a thick swath of Israeli territory.

Since 1963 Eupen-et-Malmédy has existed as a German-language region composed of two geographic entities.

MSAs are geographic entities that the U.S. Office of Management and Budget defines and uses in collecting statistics.

Cremona became one of those now fashionable and desirable economic and geographic entities - a cluster of craft enterprise.

The result is an indication of the import/export transport flow densities in the different geographic entities.