Sentence examples for regional for example from inspiring English sources

United Russia's parliamentary faction will be split into five groups, although the basis for these groups — ideological or regional, for example — is not yet clear.

A few HEIs have started to weigh up the pros and cons of national multi-employer negotiations alongside other potentially viable options, including regional (for example Wales, south east England); consortia (for example the 1994 Group or Million+), individual HEI or a mix.

The few reviews conducted previously have been regional, for example, Latin America (Burneo et al., 2005), exploring incidence and prevalence only (Burneo et al., 2005), incidence only (Kotsopoulos et al., 2002; Kotsopoulos et al., 2005), or mortality only (Diop et al., 2005; Forsgen et al., 2005).

This level of scale might be regional-for example, G. William Skinner's analysis of the macro-regions of China (Skinner, 1977).

I say "experiment" because this free approach is not universal for Trinity's other regionals: for example, downloading the Coventry Telegraph costs from 35p a day after a month's free trial, and The Journal in Newcastle costs from 69p a day to £49.99 a year.

In the studies examined here, scales were kept consistent to the greatest extent possible to facilitate combining study data; only in certain circumstances were sites permitted to alter scales for regional differences (for example, substituting region or burro for county, where counties were not present, on the MMSE).

Many participants stated that they have never consciously thought about the spatial distribution of many regional characteristics, for example, aesthetic areas in the Rostock region.

?You really have to adapt any scheme to its specific local and regional context.? For example, at one university a pre-incubator scheme may be funded by the regional government as an instrument of economic development.

cit).. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that general innovation policy tools tend to favour firms located in organizationally thick regions, so they might contribute to maintaining and strengthening regional disparities, for example in innovation capability.

At the Regional level, for example, two of the most populous and wealthy Regions in northern Italy chose different strategic orientations for developing their PCC services.

In May's regional elections for example, the PP was the largest party nationally but it lost control of half its regional administrations to left-leaning alliances.