economic dimensions in a sentence

The economic dimension of peace has got to continue regardless of the fact that the political negotiations right now are in trouble,
Harvey's theoretical extension encompasses more recent economic dimensions such as intellectual property rights, privatization, and predation and exploitation of nature and folk lore.
The IPCS, supported by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, undertook a study on biological weapons reflecting the conflicting political and economic dimensions.
This definition can be seen as a more inclusive definition of ecosystems because it explicitly includes the social, cultural and economic dimensions of human communities.
The concept of sustainable development contains environmental, social and economic dimensions; finding practical ways to balance the three is widely regarded as a key challenge.

In addition to geographic separation, distance also has cultural, administrative or political, and economic dimensions that can make foreign markets considerably more or less attractive.
The researchers have undertaken a systematic analysis of insider threat, one that addresses technical challenges but also takes into account ethical, legal and economic dimensions.
After the meeting, the prime ministry issued a written statement saying only that they had discussed the political, military, and economic dimensions of the Iraqi situation.
The mission of the Institute is to enhance understanding of the social and economic dimensions of water governance and contribute to improved water management in Asia.
A comprehensive free trade agreement, by boosting trade and investment between us, would add a stronger economic dimension to the security and other links we have,

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