Sentences with phrase «geographical proximity»

In the psychological sense, a group is not just a collection of individuals in geographical proximity.

Coulson said: «I was attracted to the fact that the trust is based around four towns in close geographical proximity and has those communities at its heart.

Gas production, too, has huge potential, and Libya's geographical proximity on the southern shores of the Mediterranean Sea could release Western Europe from the stranglehold of high - pricing Russia producers who currently dominate their gas supply.

The world accepting spritualities tend to be ethnocentric, meaning that membership is largely determined by geographical proximity and genetic identi / ty.

«The historical bond and geographical proximity China has with this Eastern Euro country contributes to the market,» Lin interpreted.

In 1970, he settled in western Massachusetts's Pioneer Valley, where geographical proximity might suggest a stylistic kinship with Boston Expressionists from Hyman Bloom to Henry Schwartz.

The Index's inputs include BSI's proprietary SCREEN Forced Labour Intelligence along with independent trafficking and exploitation data, economic disparity, and countries» geographical proximity information.

«It is an economic leader in the region, [one] which enjoys political stability, more than any other country in the region, as well as geographical proximity to sub-Saharan Africa and Europe.»

«I was attracted to the fact that the trust is based around four towns in close geographical proximity and has those communities at its heart.

Free movement and geographical proximity on the continent make this relatively easy, compared to the US, for instance, where small artistic outfits face prohibitive visa costs, additional taxes and administrative delay.

The ownership of small islands does not derive by geographical proximity, or else we had better start redrawing the world map.

The development process of their projects wasn't affected in any way by the new Chinese laws, but if you bend the logic in some way, you can interpret people's reaction based on Singapore's geographical proximity to China and the lack of knowledge in some parts of the world about the relationship between Singapore and China.

At the time of its acquisition of Tanumbirini Station, Reza Vishkai, head of Global Farmland at Insight Investment, said: «The Northern Territory has a comparative advantage for beef production due to its geographical proximity to export markets, the low intensity pasture based production system and the economies of scale.»

Close geographical proximity and healthy away followings have also added atmosphere to the fixture, not to mention the two clubs frequently finding themselves in the same division, either fighting for promotion or against relegation.

«Equally important is that by virtue of geographical proximity, Arewa Youths constitute the larger percentage of persons that have been killed by the insurgency.

The greater homogeneity of the Italians could be ascribed to their ancient common origin, but also to a greater mobility and gene exchange between the populations of the seven valleys considered (the Adige, Fersina, Fiemme, Giudicarie, Non, Primiero and Sole valleys), with this mobility favored by a less hostile mountain environment (i.e. lower altitudes and geographical proximity) compared to the Ladin populations of the Dolomites.

They even appear in geographical proximities to the ones observed on land.

Given their morphological similarity, close geographical proximity (< 300 km apart) and young geological age (i.e., Pleistocene - Holocene transition), it seems likely that both samples belong to the same population.

The best schools in England fall into three main groups: independent schools, grammar schools, and top performing comprehensive state schools, which are in theory open to all (subject to certain conditions of geographical proximity or religious faith).

Last year a complaint was also brought against Rivers academy in west London, part of the Aspirations Academies Trust, for choosing feeder schools «based on those schools being members of the MAT», rather than ones with curricular links or «geographical proximity».

Instead, there's a complicated matching system, where parents rank their top choices and a computer algorithm assigns their child to a school, with some preference for siblings of current students and geographical proximity.

Geographical Proximity But it is exceedingly difficult for pet - owners to drive long distances with their animals, both for diagnostics but also for therapeutics and / or surgical interventions.

Cook writes that Gillespie was a Massachusetts artist whose «geographical proximity might suggest a stylistic kinship with Boston Expressionists from Hyman Bloom to Henry Schwartz.

According to Jetzer, what the 70 - odd artists in «Brand New» shared, beyond a geographical proximity to one another in Manhattan's East Village, was an obsession with commercial objects, branding strategies, and new means of communications and media.

Despite the geographical proximity to LA's thriving arts scene, the continual lack of social representation remains a barrier for many people, specifically for the majority Black and Latino population living in the area.

Then gauge the visitors who make appointments, and one can gather the degree of separation they have from the space and understand the geographical proximity of their route on I - 40 through North Little Rock, or even more interesting, their own familial connections to the state of Arkansas.

The move makes a lot of sense because of the geographical proximity of the countries and because the Tier 3 standard is a pretty good step in the right direction.

While I have had my fair share of challenging custody and access cases, given our geographical proximity to New York City and the financial markets, I frequently find myself helping clients to navigate the intricacies and complexities of large asset and complicated income divorce cases.

An exciting emerging market with rich natural resources, rapidly growing economies and geographical proximity to Europe and the Gulf

Kenya's choice as a capacity building and knowledge exchange destination for the Republic of South Sudan is based not on only on its geographical proximity but on its many decades of experience in the administration of justice in a English / Common Law legal system.

The times when people sought out resume professionals based on geographical proximity to home are over.

However, when the Alabama legislature adopted the 2012 Alabama Children's Family Act, the geographical proximity of the parents was eliminated as a factor in awarding custody.

A parent's mental, emotional, and geographical proximity are considered in selecting the child's guardian.

Achtner cautioned that getting insurance for a second home, depending on the location, «may be much more challenging than for a primary residence because of the lack of geographical proximity and the concern of the insurance company that the home will not be properly maintained.»