Sentence examples for territorial design from inspiring English sources

The paper conceptualizes IIRSA's spatial planning framework of 'integration and development axes' as an enduring form of neoliberal territorial design.

Regions particularly endowed in natural resources reveal a weak socio-economic performance, while showing high levels of specialization in tourism, based on large scale and low value-added products and services, suggesting that new approaches to territorial design are required.

It scarcely matters whether China has any latent territorial designs on eastern Russia.

By 774, when Charlemagne conquered northern and central Italy, Pope Adrian I (772 795) had extensive territorial designs in the peninsula.

And the notion that Japan still harbours territorial designs on either the Korean peninsula or the Chinese mainland (or even Taiwan) is potty.

It's not that Russia has territorial designs on those states — at least, not for the moment — but any provocations meant to test NATO's security guarantees are less likely to face resistance when the alliance's largest military is led by a man who wonders aloud about the whole point of the thing.

Russia's action last month has caused the deepest crisis in East-West relations since the Cold War, leading the West to impose sanctions and stirring fears that President Vladimir Putin has territorial designs beyond Crimea, a Black Sea peninsula with its Russian-majority population.

Amidst and for a short time after German-Soviet negotiations for the partition of Poland between Germany and the Soviet Union took place, Hitler did not include territorial designs on the Soviet Union within the Greater Germanic Reich from 1939 to 1941, and instead was focusing on uniting the Germanic peoples of Scandinavia and the Low Countries into the Reich.

At first, she exposes the general process that supported the emergence of the ICZM project of this district, highlighting the major role of early public participation, territorial planning and the design of operational action plans.

This long-term hazard assessment is a significant contribution that will enable local authorities to implement more rational territorial planning and to design better emergency plans for coping with future volcanic crises.

In this study we report on the origins of a shared design of a territorial display among Anolis species of lizards from two island radiations in the Caribbean.