Sentence examples for built territory from inspiring English sources

The urban context consists of continuous, compact and intensively built territory: it is characterized by different building densities, construction typologies and forms and by the presence of buildings for different functions, including those for significant industrial and manufacturing activities and public services for the population.

Players are talking about finding the most elegant shape to build territories.

The situation is especially sensitive because Gilo is built on territory captured by Israel in the 1967 war, and the Palestinians want it back.

The Jordanians argue that the wall is illegal under international law because it is being built on territory that Israel occupied after the 1967 war.

All settlements built on territory occupied by Israel in the 1967 war are illegal under international law, but the Jerusalem homes are routinely described, and perceived, by Israel as municipal "neighbourhoods".

It sought to dismiss the significance of Zabludowicz's interest in a shopping mall in Ma'aleh Adumim, a settlement built on territory occupied in the 1967 war and which Israel would hope to retain.

DENVER — Colorado's Capitol dome topped out around the turn of the last century, sheathed in shimmering gold leaf from a local mine even as the great gold boom that had built the territory and filled it with rip-snorting mine-towns and gaudy excess was nearing its end.

Railways, road networks, civil and industrial building, and other constructions built on territory fit for people's needs.

During Madame's sales career she also built a territory from zero per year to over $3.6 million per year at Y Computer Systems.

Humans followed ecological corridors – as other faunal groups did, but they also built their territories in the newly colonized environments.

The congress voted down by a large majority a passionately delivered request from the chairman of the Palestinian Football Association, Jibril Najoub, for the Israeli FA to be given a six-month deadline to remove clubs from playing in settlements built on territories which the United Nations has declared are illegally occupied.