Sentence examples for geopolitical value from inspiring English sources

Pireaus, located close to three continents is of critical commercial and geopolitical value.

Other companies, seemingly chosen for their geopolitical value, have come into the Orinoco to take their place and develop virgin areas: national oil companies from big producers like Russia, China, Brazil and Iran, but also Cuba, Chile, Uruguay, Argentina and Belarus, which presumably can bring little expertise to the business of heavy oil.

Once accepting refugees from rival regimes had lost its ideological or geopolitical value (Chimni, 2000), immigration policies changed from protection and integration to containment and return (Black & Gent, 2006; Koser & Black, 1999).

"That is, this information is worth very much and also has a strategic geopolitical value," Ramírez added.

The Wakhan Corridor, an ancient trade route, is of immense economic and geopolitical value, as it grants China access to Afghanistan's vast lithium, copper, iron and cobalt deposits -- with an estimated value of $1 trillion.

Not only is it the most expensive structure ever built, the station has also amassed unrivaled scientific, geopolitical, and aspirational value.

It's more that the field of international relations supremely values geopolitical strategic brilliance than that the job of national-security adviser requires it.

When aggregated by geopolitical boundaries, regional values are overweighted (geographically) by more compact, more urban ones that typically have more older housing, often obscuring important information in less-populated rural regions.

The geopolitical drag on its value could be lessened if a war with Iraq was averted or if it was successful and over quickly.

c) Government should encourage entertainers like Linda Ronstadt to share their values and geopolitical expertise with audiences.

This ideology envisions Russia's re-emergence as a conservative world power in direct opposition to the geopolitical hegemony and liberal values of the west.