Sentence examples for hosting regions from inspiring English sources
This educational profile bares notable resemblance to that of the natives residing in the hosting regions.
The surrounding regions are quite similar to the hosting regions in terms of cultural background, social norms and attitudes, level of economic development, and labor market characteristics.
As a result, we label the hosting regions as the "treatment area," while the surrounding regions are called the "control area".
Our paper is only one of the first efforts in uncovering the economic impacts of the Syrian refugees on the hosting regions. 1 See Tumen (2016a) and Balkan and Tumen (2016) for the details of the institutional setting. 2 See Borjas (1994), Friedberg and Hunt (1995), and LaLonde and Topel (1997) for detailed reviews of this early literature.
The camps and accompanying public services as well as proximity to home have been the main determinants; and (3) the demographic and educational composition of the refugees is comparable to that of the natives living in the hosting regions suggesting that the potential for substitutability in the workforce is high.
However, unlike the Tour de France, where potential hosts approach the organisers directly, bids to host the world championships have to be made to the UCI through the governing body, which examines tenders from potential host regions before choosing a preferred bidder.
Table 1 Collection of 22 soil-borne pathogens isolates cucurbit plant host, regions, and date sampling.
Their presence is expected to generate beneficial effects in host regions by stimulating trade flows and knowledge diffusion.
These firms are therefore likely to perceive low risks in pursuing high commitment modes of entry in the host regions.
This paper develops a conceptual framework and presents empirical evidence to examine technology transfer from foreign direct investment (FDI) to host regions, from a systemic perspective that integrates micro- (the firm) and meso (the region -level analyses.
It has been defined as the tourism that meets the need of the present tourists and host regions while protecting and enhancing the opportunity for the future (Responsible Travel Handbook 2006).
