Sentence examples for zonal from inspiring English sources

"Zonal" pay areas, like those already operated by the courts service, would be fairer than regional deals, she says.

The winners of each "zonal" would then go through into a large tournament called an "interzonal".

From their origin (probably in the Emsian Age) the evolution of goniatite ammonites, as well as other ammonites, allows detailed zonal subdivisions to be established until the end of the Cretaceous Period.

(Khrushchev was being pressured by the East German leader Walter Ulbricht to stem the tide of thousands of skilled workers who were fleeing across the zonal boundary into West Berlin).

Further examples of such regional administrative structures include zonal councils established in India for social and economic planning purposes, as well as governmental and economic units established in Britain to deal with the problems of industrially depressed areas.

A number of regional, national, and zonal badminton tournaments are held in several countries.

But he insists on sticking to a 20-year-old UN formula for re-uniting Cyprus as a federation that would be "bi-zonal and bi-communal", meaning that each community would live more or less separately in its own area but that Cypriots from both backgrounds would be able to move freely throughout the island.

But what about the 100,000 Greeks who might claim property in the Turkish part of a bi-zonal Cyprus?

The trouble is that the alternatives to a bi-zonal, bi-communal federation all require the parties to cut deals on precisely the same issues that are frustrating a successful conclusion to the UN-led negotiations: territory, property, security.Why should the parties reach painful compromises for a lesser reward?

This calls for the establishment of a bi-zonal, bi-communal federation between Greeks and Turks.Mr Eroglu publicly espouses the idea of reunification, saying that talks between Mr Talat and Mr Christofias must continue.

And no more than, say, 5,000 Turkish troops would continue to be stationed there, compared with the 30,000-plus on guard now.Once this "bi-zonal, bi-communal" outline is agreed upon (as it almost is), the next problem will be to devise ways of upholding the "three freedoms"—of security, property and settlement.