Sentence examples for geographical attention from inspiring English sources

This shift in the tonalities of her writing was accompanied by a shift in geographical attention.

The intention behind this geographical redirection of attention was to experiment this new policy instrument on countries that did not present significant migration-related issues for the member states, in order to exploit the demonstrative potential of the Mobility Partnership, and use it on future negotiations with countries coinciding more closely with their strategic interests.

However, the expedition's successes, including the Farthest South, were received with only moderate interest by the public and by the British geographical establishment, whose attention was by then focused on Scott's upcoming National Antarctic Expedition.

We evaluate eight case studies in Europe and South America, paying attention to geographical constrasts (e.g., climate).

Second, based upon an implicit assumption of migration as a momentous event, it has placed great emphasis on identifying the positive or negative impact of geographical separation with insufficient attention to revealing 'situational' factors mediating the impact.

The first communications of the European Commission on the Global Approach to Migration in 2007 prioritized Africa and the region of the Southern Mediterranean as the geographical zone where the attention and the first actions should be directed, perceived by the member states as more "problematic".

Among the environmental factors that strongly influenced our evolutionary history, geographical latitude deserves particular attention.

This has led to further calls attention upon geographical location within future CAM consumption research [ 18- 20].

Because of the markedly different geographical scale of India and Ethiopia attention was given to the equivalence of administrative units in the two countries.

Typically, weights are assumed to be homogeneous over the geographical space and no attention is given to how they might vary spatially.

However, there was a significant discrepancy between the barriers mentioned by health personnel and those mentioned by the indigenous women and their TBAs: the health personnel focused on institutional problems with the hospital itself while the indigenous population drew attention to geographical barriers and cultural preferences.