Sentence examples for territorial reality from inspiring English sources

In the hectic organisation of urban and territorial reality one stimulates the other and each, in opposing, determines change.

In the context in which the two concepts will be used in this paper it is not possible to imagine them as alternatives, but they are taken as dialectically constituting territorial reality.

The approach could be useful to guide the collection of regional sustainability data, contributing to the reporting and assessment of spatial plans, tailored to each particular territorial reality and stakeholders' perceptions, values, needs and concerns.

No solution is possible as long as Israel insists on privileging citizenship for Jews above other groups, and on distorting the region's territorial and demographic realities to ensure that the numbers continue to weigh in the Jews' favour.

The Gorkhaland Territorial Administration is now a reality.

The gap between the pro-identity discourse and reality could be overcome if "territorial identity", basically an ambiguous and inoperative concept, would be transformed into an analytical category, susceptible to measurement, monitoring and evaluation.

In reality, those ambitions would entail Greek territorial losses, so maybe not.

In the seas near China, the United States has stated that it is neutral in the territorial disputes between China and other nations; in reality, it sides with allies such as Japan and the Philippines.

In effect, the political reality of the Diocese of the Isles its territorial borders and nominal subjection to Norway appears to have mirrored that of the Kingdom of the Isles.

After celebratory fireworks died down, the Inuit woke up to the reality that Ottawa pays for about 90percentt of their territorial budget and that private sector jobs are rare.

But in reality, there is an important gap between geospatial intelligence and territorial intelligence.