Sentence examples for geographical basis from inspiring English sources

It has no geographical basis – it's not like the river Rhine is running along the border.

His allegiance to the National League was not without geographical basis — just not in New York City.

But lo and behold: the merchants and customers on the Internet are rapidly undermining local sales taxes by destroying the geographical basis of America's commerce.

A spokeswoman for Mr Rudd said the appointments for UN secretary general are made on a cyclical geographical basis and the next one would come from eastern Europe.

Constituencies are most often formed on a geographical basis, but the basis could also be occupational (for example, the university constituencies that once existed in the United Kingdom).

Marie Alexander of Quova, a Silicon Valley geolocation firm, points out that goods and services exist in physical locations, and marketing is traditionally done on a geographical basis.

A FMG consists of 6 to 10 physicians who work together with nurses to provide services for registered members of the group, on a non-geographical basis (usually around 10,000 to 20,000 people per FMG).

An FMG consists of 6 to 10 physicians who work with nurses, to provide services to enrolled patients on a non-geographical basis (between 10,000 to 15,000 people per FMG).

"That's why Plaid Cymru is calling for an Economic Fairness Bill to rebalance the economy on a geographical and sectoral basis that would ensure a fairer distribution of growth and prevent London from over-heating".

Individuals were assigned to geographical locations on the basis of paternal grandfather's place of birth, and they were then grouped on the basis of traditional regions.

In the spring of 2006, Architecture for Humanity invited 26 architects, chosen on the basis of geographical proximity and reputation, to design houses that were affordable and could conform to a labyrinthine set of structural requirements.