Sentence examples for geographical interest from inspiring English sources

Finally a note of geographical interest.

There will be eight members of the executive committee who have direct geographical interest in the outcome — in effect voting for their own bids.

These accounts, in addition to their geographical interest, show that friendly commerce between England and Scandinavia was possible even during the Danish wars.

Journal of Historical geography publishing scholarly articles since 1975 widens its scope through the following definition: "the writings of scholars of any disciplinary provenance who have something to say about matters of geographical interest relating to past time" (Jalali and Keivani 2013).

But because the Internet is international, ICANN also has to deal with geographical interests.

Francesco Starace, Enel Green Power's chief executive, says the company's broad technological and geographical interests allow it to pick the best opportunities in any market that it enters.

The user must be able to consider such repositories according to a focus, which takes into account his/her geographical interests, and which allows one to access the relevant document's contents from a geographical point of view.

The pan-European social democratic narrative has been broken under the disparity of geographical interests in the euro crisis.

Here, the work was interesting and rewarding, with sufficient time to allow him to travel and to pursue his geographical interests.

The Society soon became the centre of his geographical interests, and in 1863 he was appointed its honorary secretary, a position he was to hold for 25 years.

In the Central American case and because of its geographical position, interest has focused on organized crime, drug trafficking and widespread gang activity (Cruz 2010; World Bank 2011; UNODC 2012).