Sentence examples for regional assets from inspiring English sources

The export-oriented production regions in China have benefited from the "strategic coupling" process of regional assets (cheap labour and land) and the strategic needs of GPNs (cost-down and time-to-market) through conducive institutions (processing trade regime) (Yang 2012).

We have unique skills, teams, experience and regional assets that give us a better chance of success than other regions.

The hydrologic contributions and biological diversity of Lake Chad are important regional assets.

In a deal with the Nationals, only electricity assets in Sydney will be leased leaving all regional assets in public hands.

But the borders between operations are not always clear: in Iran, C.I.A. agents and regional assets have the language skills and the local knowledge to make contacts for the JSOC operatives, and have been working with them to direct personnel, matériel, and money into Iran from an obscure base in western Afghanistan.

The importance of this consistency of effort, the commitment of substantial funds, the creation of a globally-recognized center for applied research developed through a sustained public private partnership that capitalized on existing regional assets are described.

Transportation authorities can no longer ignore basic economics and price a vehicle's use of a regional asset -- be it a bridge, a turnpike, a tunnel or an airport runway -- with no regard to demand for that asset when used.

In a statement the club said: "Durham CCC welcomes the support of the partnership of stakeholders, notably the ECB and Durham county council, that has come together to invest in an important regional asset and secure the future of first-class and international cricket in Durham.

Iran sees Mr Assad as an important regional asset and protector of Syria's Shia and Alawite communities, which would undoubtedly suffer under Sunni rule.

Specialist police officers are involved in a number of regional asset and recovery teams (RART) around the UK which also includes criminal lawyers and tax investigators among others.

That sale followed the disposal of the Times's other regional newspaper assets.