Sentence examples for both territorial from inspiring English sources
What they found was a country experiencing an unprecedented growth spurt, both territorial and demographic, and characterized by an unnerving rudeness, in both senses of the word.
It was that the Montenegrins, out of consideration for the peace of Europe, agree to leave Scutari on one condition, and one condition only — that they took into consideration her claim to compensation, both territorial and economic.
Isis was able to exploit the endemic resentment of Baghdad's government during their recent operations in the north, and the fear that the militants could make more gains – both territorial and ideological – spurred Kurdish, Sunni and fellow Shia leaders to insist on his replacement.
Figure 9 shows the results in both territorial and consumption carbon terms.
The 2050 scenario analysis shows that a CE scenario could save carbon emissions compared to the BAU scenario, in both territorial and consumption terms.
The environmental impact of future material consumption scenarios for Scotland were compared, using both territorial and global (consumption) carbon emissions estimates.
After all, what we have traditionally defined as intelligence -- a relentless pushing at borders both conceptual and territorial -- has led us into the cul-de-sac of impending self-annihilation.
Remarkably, both complexes' territorial splinters have similar origins, in what were essentially self-sufficient agricultural units.
The Philippines and China both have territorial claims to islands in the South China Sea, or, as it is called in Manila, the West Philippine Sea — a term that Mrs. Clinton pointedly used.
The Korean teams also have in mind a cross-border land route for southern tourists travelling to Mount Kumgang in the North, as well as research to control floods and a plan to open both countries' territorial waters to commercial vessels.In this section Caught in the middle Honoured guest On board?
Birdsong functions as both a territorial and a mate-attracting signal, and is therefore subject to inter- and intrasexual selection through male male competition and female mate choice.
