Sentence examples for territorial mismatch from inspiring English sources
It is generally agreed that traditional territorial-fixed systems face transboundary difficulties that characterize a territorial mismatch between flowing materials and political boundaries.
Hierarchization, a process of forming a hierarchy to generate transboundary power to transcend the territorial mismatch, is commonly founded in terms of transboundary river governance.
Major criteria for intervention include poor NIHSS ≥ 5, large territorial mismatch between cerebral blood volume and blood flow/mean transit time on CT perfusion scan, visible main arterial thrombus on CT angiogram, and worsening neurological performance since time of referral [ 5].
Unfortunately, the territorial impacts of the mismatch between livestock policies or development practices and actual pastoralists' practices are often glossed over, as pointed out by some authors (Bassett 2009; Marty 1993; Painter et al. 1994; Turner 1999).
The mismatch between the direct (territorial) and total (global) use of nuclear energy varies from −237%to44%4% in the top economies.
Second, what R. Bauböck calls the "mismatch between citizenship and the territorial scope of legitimate authority" (Bauböck 2008, 31) has prompted a growing questioning of the acceptability of the different rights accorded to citizens and non-citizens living within the same state.
International migration produces what Bauböck calls a "mismatch between citizenship and the territorial scope of legitimate authority" with "citizens living outside the country whose government is supposed to be accountable to them and inside a country whose government is not accountable to them" (Bauböck 2008, 31).
Are city hawks territorial?
Humans are territorial, O.K..
Latent territorial claims abound.
