| The financial Crowns' intertwinement with domestic political and business institutions, however, makes their rapid unwinding unrealistic. |
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| Collaboration should also consider the economic, environmental, social and territorial implications of specific patterns of Mediterranean urban development i.e. the intertwinement of permanent and seasonal occupancy. |
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| More and more often, the intertwinement of the Länder, the Federation and the EU that has evolved over the decades harbours the risk that the various levels will not always sensibly complement one another. |
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| Martinotti argues that a great deal of governance problems of the new metropolis can be approached more aptly by acknowledging this intertwinement of morphologies. |
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| The inextricable intertwinement of man and, nature suggests a-new relationship between subject and object. |
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| The intertwinement of the state and Aboriginal subjectivity is an idea that is at once obvious and profound. |
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| Studies have shown significant intertwinement of the economic prospects and the durability and reliability of the composite materials used for manufacturing rotor blades. |
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