haven的示例

• The theory of pollution havens is straightforward; however, empirical evidence for their existence is mixed.

• Thus, the parent as well as the infant should experience a volition to seek a haven of safety if sufficiently alarmed.

• One would imagine them to be havens for the multitudes of unemployed and underemployed youths, many of them rural migrants.

• The idea of the region as a safe haven for the generation of ideas also underlies initiatives for regional programmes with civil society organisations.

• Therefore, the demand for the pollution haven countries' exports of dirty industries should increase.

• What will become of her when the rags of our bodies fall away, and we too reach for the haven of lives not our own?

• The authors find, for example, no clear evidence of incapacity benefit being used as a more comfortable haven by the unemployed.

• The pollution haven hypothesis asserts that due to strict environmental protection in developed economies, pollution-intensive industries tend to move to developing countries.

• Nevertheless, being accepted by any such host country would imply the closure of other countries as haven.

• They had refused to leave home for the safe haven of a shelter, to the dismay of media pundits and authorities.

• The family as haven acquired a new meaning in the colonial context.

• Many scholars also attribute the lack of evidence for pollution havens to the relatively small role that pollution abatement costs have in firms' location decisions.

• The impact of trade appears to vary by pollutant, with only sulphur dioxide showing evidence of both factor endowment and pollution haven effects.

• In addition, the state had an interest in ensuring that the medreses would not become safe havens for draft dodgers.

• Previous empirical tests of the pollution haven hypothesis provide mixed results.