Sentence examples for territorial asset from inspiring English sources

Firstly, because it helps to "bring together actors and set up a common language between them" (interview 1), but also because this territorial asset needs an advanced form of collective action to be taped and consequently gives a strong incentive to actors to cooperate.

The examples provided by the literature and the case studied in this paper, make a strong case for arguing that territorial identity is an economically valuable territorial asset, especially when it is tightly linked not only with cultural industries, but also with creative ones (as it is the case for the culinary sector).

Since the konseptziya ruled out another Arab attack, Meir preferred retaining Israel's territorial assets to creative diplomacy.

Offering limited rights on some of its territorial assets while retaining sovereignty over them can be an optimal way to finance a reduction of state debt.

Finally, the risk of freeriding is high since territorial assets by definition have some public good characteristics (Lazzeretti et al. 2010).

In the proposed framework, the two cornerstones are further subdivided into six topics: "territorial capital" is broken down into physical, human, natural capital, while "capacity building" encompasses modernisation, restructuring and stabilisation of existing territorial assets.

The specific interest of certain agents may push for identifying particular pre-existing territorial assets, called 'patrimoine' by French scholars, adding a notion of 'patrimony', revealing that it is also a resource (François et al. 2006).

The project's broader goals included an attempt to trigger a change in Italian local development strategies, especially for mountain and inland areas, which would be tailored to the real needs of communities, and based on a sustainable exploitation and management of the territorial assets.

Plus, territorial breakdown of copyright is pretty anachronistic these days.

In times of increased territorial competition, processes of territorialization of food and gastronomy are often considered as key assets of regional economic performances.

And it is conceivable that this set-up could remain in place afterwards".We shouldn't take a territorial or prissy view about what combination of assets to use," says Sir Denis O'Connor, the inspector of constabulary.