Sentence examples for apply to territory from inspiring English sources

A fragile ceasefire has largely held for the past five weeks, but does not apply to territory held by Isis or the Nusra Front, an al-Qaida affiliate.

However, it recognises Tokyo's administrative control, and said explicitly last week that its treaty to defend Japan militarily applies to territory around the islands.

The rationale previously applied to territory size can be straightforwardly generalized.

The name was at first applied to territories both in Italy and wherever else a Roman official exercised authority in the name of the Roman state.

Our results show that the hypothesis of a polyploid increase proportional to distance from the Equator cannot be applied to territories with the same latitudinal ranges but placed in different hemispheres.

It added: "If a territory of a member state ceases to be part of that member state because it has become an independent state then the treaties would cease to apply to that territory".

The Scotsman writes that it has seen the letter and it says: "If a territory of a member state ceases to be part of that member state because it has become an independent state then the treaties would cease to apply to that territory".

The rules not only apply to captured territory in Iraq and Syria but also its self-declared provinces in Africa, the Sinai and South Asia.

"After the United Kingdom leaves the Union, no agreement between the EU and the United Kingdom may apply to the territory of Gibraltar without the agreement between the Kingdom of Spain and the United Kingdom," read the clause in the 9-page document outlining the bloc's opening position for Brexit negotiations.

In some cases, research licenses may apply to particular territories (e.g., Nunavut, Canada) or cultural permission may be necessary; for example, consultation with the Maori of New Zealand is requisite for sampling wildlife that may lead to cultural sensitivity [ 29].

However, they said it did not apply "to the total territory of another state which is not itself a party to the convention" even if its territory was "in the effective control of the first state".