noun
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An entity or event with scope limited to a single region.
adjective
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Of, or pertaining to, a specific region or district.
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Of, or pertaining to, a large geographic region.
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Of, or pertaining to, one part of the body.
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Of a state or other geographic area, those parts which are not metropolitan, but are somewhat densely populated and usually contain a number of significant towns.
Examples of regional in a Sentence
It is divided into six provinces, each governed by a regional commissioner.
The security offered by this treaty was further guaranteed by the formation of a regional league of the Baltic states against external aggression.
It is, then, only in a limited sense that we can see a local canon law in the councils of the various regional 1 Omnium concilii Vaticani.
A few Naturals were found every year, and he didn't bother to remember their names in an organization his size, leaving that level of detail to his most trusted men, the two regional commanders, and dozens of sector commanders worldwide.
It met all our criteria; a stable employment, reasonably priced homes, a state college and a regional hospital.
He was a passionate believer in regional broadcasting.
Within the country the traditional antagonisms, regional, political, religious, still lived on, tending even to become more pronounced and to be complicated by the introduction of fresh elements of discord.
Where the LPA are unclear whether to consult on a particular proposal, they should ask their regional conservancy of the Forestry Commission.
The menu is highlighted by roast beef and au jus dinners, as well as as regional favorite--roast beef sandwich on a kimmelwick roll, known as a beef on a wick.
We called his position Regional Marketing Manager, but in reality he was a glorified errand boy—a paper pusher.
Work was carried out at various scales, from regional reconnaissance surveys or appraisal, to the drilling of a geochemical or geophysical anomaly.
The regional action plan supports the national sexual health strategy by creating a co-ordinated regional approach.
If your college has not properly implemented the pay agreement, contact your regional office without delay.
Some us choose our regional roots, others our religious roots, others create an amalgam by merging cultures.
This edition includes updated chapters on NSAIDs, headaches, TENS, hypnosis, and regional anesthesia.
Regional winners then go forward into judging for the national finals.
Each of the regional dances has its own choreographic form, but the costumes are the real signature of each different piece.
Regional committees remain a vital part of the organization at local level, because of their ability to regularly liaise with our Central Office in London.
Members must be elected to a regional or local authority or be politically accountable to an elected assembly.
Manchester Airport and six regional shopping centers do not constitute the national agora.
Flights from Oslo can be arranged, either to London, or some regional airports - please enquire for details.
Planes The United Express fleet includes 50 seat regional jets that have state of the art avionics and communications systems in the cockpit.
The chosen Indian regional varieties were repeatedly backcrossed with Coker 312 to develop different Bt cotton varieties.
Moreover, would heritage have the right bedfellows, if it were devolved to these regional bodies?
The woodland is of regional importance as it contains many important plants such as giant bellflower and early purple orchid.
There is a common legacy of strongly centrist state structures, with correspondingly weak regional organization and administrative traditions.
Young county champs seek national glory HARROW St Mary's won the regional final of the Under-13 National Club championship on Tuesday.
The Sustainability Appraisal had been completed using the Integrated Regional Strategy's sustainability checklist.
The OSCE proposal to establish a regional legislative clearinghouse is being considered.
Processes and fuels used to produce cement clinker are characterized prior to a summary of regional trends in cement production.
Neither should we uncritically deal with the transnational regional flow of a highly commercialized materialistic consumer culture.
In 1942 he was appointed first regional commissioner of the Northern Ireland Air Training Corps.
This at least would ensure commonality of retrieval to establish regional differences.
He informed the Board that there was an emerging regional consensus surrounding the possible growth of East Midlands Airport.
Therefore on international, regional issues, we have consonance of views.
Based on current evidence, says the Commission, regional wholesalers would appear unable to provide a sufficient competitive counterweight to such a duopoly.
We are also holding a regional heat of the Kennel Club's Scruffts competition for family crossbreeds.
Regional ports are also expanding to enable them to accommodate the larger cruise ships of the future.
This argument in favor of regional processing, while appealing in its simplicity, is highly deceptive.
Coverage includes demography; international, local, national, official and regional statistics for social science; statistical theory.
In 1864 Nottingham and Birmingham had sent a joint deputation to the Home Secretary urging the creation of regional drainage boards.
All wonderfully descriptive word pictures with many regional variations.
Local authorities have opened 578 regional soup kitchens to alleviate family destitution resulting from the new regulations.
East Midlands development agency (EMDA) EMDA is one of nine regional development agencies in England.
John Prescott is issuing diktats to local authorities to construct new houses in the form of Regional Planning Guidance.
So there is still the opportunity to ensure that older people's housing issues and private sector disrepair are adequately addressed in regional strategies.
The Roman church sought to bring local churches, often with regional or political variations, into line with official church dogma.
One rare problem is called reflex sympathetic dystrophy or complex regional pain syndrome.
His regional leaders reed hosted Emanuel 's land near the regularity department.
Local Action Since the early 1990's, regional campaigns to prevent the extinction of red squirrel in Northern England have been in operation.