Sentence examples for territorial attachment from inspiring English sources

But Violet is not likely to head off south in the September or October migration; she just has less of a territorial attachment in late summer and autumn.

It is "a distinct enclave, linked more to the sea than the continent, a fragile society with a strong sense of solidarity and a deep territorial attachment," said Renato Cárdenas, a historian who is director of the Chiloé archive at the National Library.

In a recent study of global public opinion, Jeffery Sellers of the University of Southern California found that there is a shift — not toward a stronger sense of global or even national citizenship, but to a "stronger territorial attachment" at the local level.

Attachment to, and competition for, territory is common to all animals – the principal distinction being that human territorial attachments have historically resulted in more complex, and usually bloodier, consequences.

For all his undoubted patriotism, he evidently believes that money belongs to an empyrean far beyond such territorial attachments.

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As results of our study show that employees' engagement in territorial behavior can enhance their attachment to the work environment and increase their embeddedness, which further reduce their turnover intentions, managers should encourage those behaviors or at least not forbid them.

Initial attachments to the pericellular and territorial matrices (Fig. 6Ba) eventually disappear, except at the last transverse septum (Fig. 6Bb) (Farnum and Wilsman, 1987).

This paper addresses the complex relationship between social inequality and urban conflict by offering a systematic and comprehensive approach to the articulation between macro structural inequality (density, segregation, concentration of high-income), meso level symbolic inequality (territorial stigma) and micro level experiences of conflict and place attachment.

These attachment views stand in stark contrast to more pragmatic views about territorial rights as means for conflict resolution (e.g., Levy 2000).

Based on the concepts of environmental representation and place attachment, local-community's sense of place is investigated at three territorial scales: the town centre, the town as a whole and the region.