| The emphatic verticals of piling mark out the eastern and northern peripheries of the car park. |
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| But there is, in many of its aspects, a confrontational bluntness that ensures relegation to the peripheries. |
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| In town, the word referred to those who illegally took possession of land on the urban peripheries. |
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| The emphatic verticals of sheet metal piling mark out the eastern and northern peripheries of the car park. |
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| Most columns were closely spaced around one or more closed peripheries, and beams were made proportionately deeper. |
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| As the economic and social crisis mounted, democracy was confined, remarkably quickly, to the peripheries of European civilization. |
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| Uncontrolled development of large commercial outlets on the peripheries of urban areas. |
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| This model of development associated with exclusion is the only one which capitalism knows for the peripheries of its global system. |
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| A backeddy is a current that flows at the peripheries of the main current in a direction 180 degrees from that of the prevailing current. |
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| Epigeneticists, once a subcaste of biologist nudged to the far peripheries of the discipline, now find themselves firmly at its epicenter. |
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| His first experience with the internet's peripheries came when he started to find his music being discussed on different types of internet forum. |
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| They are competing for a mere 200,000 places. Nowhere are such inequalities more apparent than on the insalubrious peripheries of big towns. |
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| This would ensure that the Inventory starts in the priority areas of each jurisdiction in Canada and thereafter builds out to the peripheries. |
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| Such hierarchies tend to bypass research conducted in places deemed peripheries and written in local languages. |
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| For all his party loyalty, he found himself increasingly marginalized in union work, pushed to the peripheries, and hung out to take the flack when things fell apart. |
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| By contrast Italian churches had tended to confine tomb monuments to the peripheries, with the wall tomb the most prestigious form of church burial. |
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| Some people are living in squatter settlements and illegal housing, on railway rights-of-way, and around the peripheries of cities or suburbs. |
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| Yet every day we see more people begging, more people swelling the peripheries of large cities, and towns in their struggle to survive. |
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| They bemoan the transformation of rural peripheries by businesses catering to day-tripping car-owners: guesthouses, restaurants and theme parks. |
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| The center and the peripheries were mostly kept separated by mountains and deserts. |
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| By contributing to saving costs, these underpaid workers make possible the transfer of valuable goods produced on the peripheries to the centers of the world economy. |
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| Over the last 50 years, transfer of population and economic production from the traditional centres to their peripheries has taken place at global scale. |
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| Farmers in China have no property rights, so officials are able to grab agricultural land on the peripheries of urban areas and make money for themselves and their cities by selling it to developers. |
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| For example, in the peripheries it is clear that the CAP should recognize natural disadvantages, and that the level of production and price variation should vary in different regions. |
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| Specific attention must therefore be given to this risk at all levels, in order to avoid a further fragmentation which would have negative consequences for peripheries. |
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| The poverty continues to be unbearable: In Ceara more and more families settle on the urban peripheries, and, according to official statistics, there are in Fortaleza 622 Favelas where 700,000 people have their homes. |
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| I wasn't cut out to be a father, let alone the father of this roaring pink interloper sent to direct his laser-blast of rage at anything dumb enough to wander into his peripheries. |
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| Throughout the landscape, villages are located along roads, with agriculture concentrated in the peripheries of these centres of human habitation. |
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| Considering development in the Tibetan areas of China, it is useful to conceive of China as a collection of sub regions, with cores and peripheries that operate in a manner similar to the international economy. |
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| The interlocation of the centre and peripheries was not changed because of the geographical position of the city and the local landscape as well. |
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| Other symptoms can include fever, bulging fontanelle, drowsiness, fast breathing, shivering, rash, irritability and cold peripheries. |
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| During the Late Glacial glacier advance Dicksonland was situated on the peripheries of two local glaciation centers. |
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| And he was just taking byways and sideways, travelling in the peripheries of civilization, yeah? |
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| Initiated by a Bolivian-born Swiss artist, concretism arose nearly simultaneously in a number of literary peripheries. |
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| Regional characteristics of colonial Mexico have been the focus of considerable scholarship within the vast scholarship on centers and peripheries. |
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