Sentence examples for geographical blocs from inspiring English sources

The occasional modern efforts to interpret the factions involved in the rise of Peisistratus as representing simply different economic interests or purely geographical blocs seem misconceived, nor can one hope to penetrate the legends about Peisistratus to discern his personality.

Voting blocs and geographical preferences that had seemed fixed are suddenly up for grabs after Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's departure, strategists say. 1 New Rent Rules Contested There is a new battlefront between tenants and landlords: 200 pages of legalese drafted by New York State officials to rewrite the rent regulations that cover 2.4 million residents, most of them in New York City.

Production networks, in particular the machinery ones, are constituted mainly of geographical agglomerations that form regional blocs of production.

During the Cold War both the Soviets and Americans were keen to have India in their bloc as its size, geographical location and potential resources made India a significant player.

The divide was geographical as well as ideological, with a large bloc of those voting in favour predominantly from the more liberal north-east and those against from the more conservative south.

Most trade blocs are formed between neighboring countries; hence a positive relationship may be expected between regional blocs and geographical proximity.

Everybody moves in blocs.

Why such geographical autocracy?

The geographical illogic smarts.

These are typically geographical.

Geographical distribution is another.