You could say it's "CSI," regionally speaking, but it's too German to be confused with that American franchise, meaning not slick, far less bloody and with an eye toward spicy headlines.
Regionally speaking, the Islamic Republic exerted significant influence geopolitically by impacting political chessboard of the region through a unique manifestation of foreign policy.
Nevertheless, a common ("normative") language can establish, as is impressively shown, for example, by the unification of regionally spoken dialects in Germany triggered by the Luther bible.
He writes and speaks regionally about drug policy reform, harm reduction, his experiences, and the importance of including the voices of directly impacted people in policy decisions.
Roughly speaking, the camps divide into two: those aligning with the pro-Hezbollah axis (and all that that implies regionally) and those aligning with the U.S.-friendly pro-democracy movement.
The accents with which Northern Irish people speak English are regionally distinctive.
Cross-country comparisons of SE and CSI often become difficult "because everyone speaks from their own regionally defined version of the concepts" (Kerlin 2009); in developing countries, every economic activity seems to have a social component, while in other countries like the USA, social and business enterprises are generally seen as different kinds of organizations.
English, therefore, is seen as more valuable because it gives us the ability to communicate outside of a small regionally defined context, whereas a language that is spoken by a much smaller community, such as Hawaiian, is not seen as important or appealing.
Bruxellois, a regionally distinct dialect influenced by both French and Flemish is also spoken by a small segment of the city's inhabitants.
In the meantime, our aim is to speak out as much as we can in Russia, regionally and globally about the benefits of blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
