Sentence examples for geographical constitution from inspiring English sources
Although social scientists increasingly stress the importance of the context of social action, the geographical constitution of social movements has received comparatively little attention.
The paper analyzes the cultural and creative industry park in the performance of type, constitution elements of geographical attributes, characteristics, etc.
Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.
The geographical term Bharat, which is recognised by the Constitution of India as an official name for the country, is used by many Indian languages in its variations.
Venom constitution within the same snake species can present considerable geographical variations.
The fitful struggle to develop a constitution both epitomizes and exacerbates the country's ethnic, religious, geographical, caste and class divisions.
The cover of the new party's constitution, which carries a map of Tasmania, makes it clear where her geographical focus lies.
By bringing elites from across the nation together and creating personal bonds that transcended geographical divides, the university would create "a political culture with shared beliefs and understandings things the institutional structure of the Constitution did not provide" (3).
Variation may be considered inequitable and contrary to the NHS constitution [ 11] if it is the result of opaque healthcare boundary differences in provision or 'natural' geographical barriers (e.g. distance).
The assembly drafted a constitution, but their draft was not wholly acceptable to the high commissioner, because it spoke of the unity of geographical Syria and did not explicitly safeguard the French position of control.
