Sentence examples for geopolitical lines from inspiring English sources

Geopolitical lines have blurred.

Community across geopolitical lines is one of the clearest ways Facebook benefits the world.

For the first few days of the competition, friendships formed along geopolitical lines.

But if the central control is too great — if, for instance, someone starts trying to impose controls down through the DNS tree, or starts trying to demand strict interconnection regimes along geopolitical lines or whatever — then all the independent networks that are now gaining the benefit of easy interoperation will get less "carrot" than they do today.

On a massive spherical rock divided by geopolitical lines and all the messages read in between among 196 countries with different agendas, disparate economies and conflicting policies, this is a major feat.

The article discusses how society would have to reorient circa 2099, noting that "In order to survive, humans may need to do something radical: rethink our society not along geopolitical lines but in terms of resource distribution".

A photographer immortalised the moment when they emerged, and naturally fell into geopolitical line - a tight German French Ukrainian knot was followed, several paces behind, by a cosy Russian and Belarusian pair.

The unresolved Israel/Palestinian conflict remains one the major geopolitical fault lines on the planet.

From the outside, the conflict seemed very complicated – ancient Balkan hatreds, geopolitical fault lines – but when you were actually there, it was simple.

China's high technology industry finds itself treading on geopolitical fault lines these days, as Chinese companies have become suppliers of advanced communications equipment to nations that Western companies avoid, or are barred from doing business with.

The sense that Merkel's Germany has virtually no firm geopolitical red lines of commitment, apart from its relationship with Israel, threads through a new book ("Angela Merkel, Die Kanzlerin und ihre Welt") by Stefan Kornelius, foreign editor of the Süddeutsche Zeitung.