Sentence examples for territorial constraints from inspiring English sources

While India was careful to argue the attack was aimed solely at the terrorist group responsible for the Feb. 14 attack, and not against Pakistani civilians or its military, India's decision to strike a target in undisputed Pakistani territory effectively signals that there are no longer clear territorial constraints if future retaliatory strikes become necessary.

So one can envision -- this is a hope, not a prediction -- individual artists, many of them, pushing beyond multiculturalism's territorial constraints, moving freely among identities and affiliations, deciding to be both insiders and outsiders.

The Apamea looters were free from the ideological and territorial constraints that limit ISIS profits: statues and idols are fair game, collectible, and apparently seeping into the international black market through established smuggling routes that predate Syria's war.

Today, in the words of the philosopher Zygmunt Bauman, the market forces "running the world are ex-territorial, that's to say 'free from territorial constraints — the constraints of locality.' They are perpetually remote, anonymous and thus never have to take account of the territorial, physical consequences of their actions".

While the island's topographic and territorial constraints may have presented obstacles to such a transition, the British non-development policy towards the island may have been more decisive.

Health systems are also nationally bounded; maximising scarce public resources for health within given territorial constraints gives rise to healthcare protectionism by governments, typified by strict eligibility requirements for access to state subsidised services by migrants.

Today, in the words of the philosopher Zygmunt Bauman, the market forces "running the world are ex-territorial, that's to say 'free from territorial constraints the constraints of locality.' They are perpetually remote, anonymous and thus never have to take account of the territorial, physical consequences of their actions".

Four sets of factors are investigated, including territorial indicators, market constraints, PSFP's management and governance and concern for local and certified origin products.

What the polls do not report is that this support depends on Israel defining the terms of that peace, its territorial dimensions, and the constraints to be placed on the sovereignty of a Palestinian state.

The defendability index may already reflect the consequence of mate competition, and they do not include possible additional costs and constraints of territorial defence or roaming, respectively (Promislow 1992).

The procedure accounts for the following constraints: environmental and territorial (criteria ERPA and optimization of the territorial insertion of the links with the existing Avezzano Canistro line); social (distance from the urban centers); technical economic (distance from the roads and inclination of the portion of territory).