Sentence examples for bounded territory from inspiring English sources

"There are some scholars who say that the traditional homeland of the Métis was the travelling they did," Thistle says, "so that totally goes against our modern conception of a rooted, bounded territory that comes out of nation-state-building".

"There are some scholars who say that the traditional homeland of the Métis was the travelling they did," Thistle says, "so that totally goes against our modern conception of a rooted, bounded territory that comes out of nation-state-building". The political consequences of a differing lens are unimaginably vast.

Cosmopolitanism implies the universalization of human dignity – all human beings possess it equally – but the right to have ones dignity respected requires democracy, that is, a bounded territory [cp. 20]).

Community is defined here as the people living within a more or less bounded territory (islands/peninsulas) – that is community as people in place.

According to historian J.R. Strayer, Britain and France looked a lot like sovereign states by around 1300, their kings possessing supremacy within bounded territories.

When you get back to the in-bounds territory or a groomed run, you'll be a better skier or rider as well".

The time frame is, apparently, today, and the setting a water-bound territory called the Bathtub, where the poor population (mainly but not exclusively black) live in lean-to shacks and sail ramshackle boats made from old car bodies.

An "Out-of-Bounds" occurs when the football is flicked or kicked off and goes entirely off of the side edge of the table or into "out of bounds" territory.

How did nineteenth-century Europeans turn areas they called terra incognita into bounded colonial territories?

The ‘traditional’ practice in the pre-revolutionary period in the open steppes of Inner Asia was based on general access to the bounded pasture territories coordinated by leaders and officials.

Continental Equatorial Guinea is a roughly rectangular territory bounded by Cameroon to the north and Gabon to the east and south.