Sentence examples for territorial aspects from inspiring English sources

These studies examined the territorial aspects (Wright 2007), compared the entrepreneurs in different geographical context (Klofsten and Jones-Evans 2000), or even assessed the factor based impacts on entrepreneurship models (Clarysse, Tartari and Salter 2011).

Accordingly, the formation of the national Hebrew map of Israel was designed to assert the Jewish identity of the state of Israel in terms of a conflation of cultural and territorial aspects of Jewish sovereignty.

This paper identifies the very limited connectivity provided by the current public transport system to the most deprived groups of Santiago de Chile, and explores the territorial aspects of transport and social housing policies that have contributed to the creation of unequal public transport schemes.

That's the territorial aspect of his achievement, his taking over Belfast even as he takes it on".

Your otherwise fine article about David Makovsky's study on potential solutions to the territorial aspect of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict ("Trying to Break Logjam, Scholar Floats an Idea for a Palestinian Map," Diplomatic Memo, Jan . 23 twice referred to the Washington Institute as "pro-Israel".

"But I am concerned about the extra-territorial aspects of the European commission's proposals.

"We're not against financial transaction taxes in principal but we are concerned about the extra-territorial aspects of the Commission's proposal and I think that concern is shared by some other countries.

"The emergence of Natufian cemeteries... may represent new and complex social organizations which could have included the establishment or strengthening of special interest groups, inheritance of corporate property, territorial ownerships, and aspects of social organization," the authors wrote.

That is also creating new tensions with the US, which has refused to recognise the new islands as geographic features deserving of territorial waters and other aspects of sovereignty.

But progress has not been without its tragic and turbulent aspects: bitter territorial disputes and violent internal struggles for political power impeded the social and economic development of the state and crippled many of its political institutions.

While the European court sided with Ms. Murphy, it did say that rights holders could maintain territorial restrictions on certain aspects of broadcasts, such as the "Premier League anthem" that generally precedes the actual matches during broadcasts on Sky.