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egionalism <n.> regionalizmus Entry edited by: B2
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1. So China's regionalism strategy must take the road of the neo - regionalism.
2. Regionalism used in Honduras (Honduras) Regionalism used in Mexico (Mexico) There was a bombing in in northeastern Syria, where the armed forces were Barracked.
3. In Sweden the development of regionalism has profound tradition.
4. Regionalism sits uneasily on the author's novels.
5. The other positive vote was for regionalism.
6. Regionalism and campanilismo are important to the Italians.
7. To develop production we must break down regionalism.
8. The provincial press was a strong expression of regionalism.
9. Regionalism developed typically in the region of Latin America.
10. The regionalism of Italy is reflected in its wines.
11. Regionalism: effect on trade and investment flows, Oxford, United Kingdom.
12. Regional regime eliminates migration problem's external effects by promoting new regionalism. "
13. Regionalism: A Stepping Stone or a Stumbling Stone on the Path toward Globalism?
14. Balkanising Germany and Italy makes sense because of the high levels of regionalism and separatism
15. The regionalism in East Asia brings both opportunities and challenges when China maintains its own security.
16. From a technical economic and human explore impact regionalism residential various elements.
17. Under the trends of globalization and regional integration, regionalism is taking shape in East Asia.
18. Because of the invariable growth of the counteracting force known as Regionalism, or Nationalism, the Spiritual Power can not prevail.
19. The combination of competition, regionalism, previous relevant experience and piety about public service values determined the pattern.
20. There is a sense, indeed, in which all planning is implicit regionalism, though the reverse is not true.
21. This academic flexibility of the term is reflected by the many different policy areas regionalism covers in practice.
22. What are the implications for the state of such contemporary issues as security, regionalism and the international character of the economy?
23. But the tendency for the theoretical concerns also to shift focus and expand is evident in regionalism seen as theory.
24. Regionalism used in the United States (United States) La científica está analizando las Amebas con el microscopio.
25. I visualize sub-regionalism like a small cog, with an array of other wheels around it, driving a much bigger device.
26. The country's isolation delayed the influence of European artistic trends allowing local artists to develop their own distinctive style of regionalism.
27. Dickens, Eliot, Gaskell: despite their interest in social change, regionalism, community, the position of women, these great English novelists have nothing in common with Lawrence at all.
28. Their emergence has been related to the evolution and change of social class pattern and caste pattern, and is a product of regionalism catalysed by the Congress's high-degree centralist system.
29. 2) regionalism can have important demonstration effects in Accustoming actors to the effects of liberalization 3) increased numbers of regional arrangements can weaken opposition to multilateral liberalization because each successive arrangement reduces the value of the margin of preference
30. I note that this conference is focusing on sub-regionalism and how it can catalyze activities of regional organizations – in this particular case SAARC, which itself has traveled a long way, and is at the threshold of its silver jubilee.
31. ‘And in the land where Bioregionalism started as a movement some 20 years ago, there are unmistakable signs of a resurgent regionalism, though none has taken up arms.’ ‘In the name of Bioregionalism they would bring in an age of ultra-nationalist xenophobia.’ ‘That is the voice of Bioregionalism, the truest, more eternal voice of
32. B ("In current literary history and criticism, however, [the term Agrarians] is usually applied to a group of Southern American writers who published in Nashville, Tennessee, between 1922 and 1925, The Fugitive, a little magazine of poetry and some criticism championing agrarian regionalism but attacking "the old high-caste Brahmins of the Old South."
33. ‘And in the land where Bioregionalism started as a movement some 20 years ago, there are unmistakable signs of a resurgent regionalism, though none has taken up arms.’ ‘In the name of Bioregionalism they would bring in an age of ultra-nationalist xenophobia.’ ‘That is the voice of Bioregionalism, the truest, more eternal voice of