Sentence examples for deep territorial from inspiring English sources

It is "a distinct enclave, linked more to the sea than the continent, a fragile society with a strong sense of solidarity and a deep territorial attachment," said Renato Cárdenas, a historian who is director of the Chiloé archive at the National Library.

Unlike the Balkans, it does not have a history of clashing, deep-rooted territorial claims or of unresolved age-old wars and generational hatreds among neighbors.

Every year, Soviet submarines penetrate deep into the territorial waters of neutral Sweden, gathering intelligence and testing Swedish defenses.

China has pushed territorial claims deep into the South China Sea, reflecting the shift from building economic strength at home under Deng Xiaoping to claiming global position under Xi.

These are classic territorial disputes, stirring deep emotions of the sorts that often led to war in early modern Europe.

Many explanations have been offered for the prevalence of this kind of crime: the unusually free flow of alcohol in the Crescent City; an especially deep and arcane set of territorial boundaries in a small geographical area; or an impenetrable "culture of death and violence," to use Mayor Mitch Landrieu's words.

The Law of the Sea is a complex and comprehensive document that, when put into action after the Convention on the Law of the Sea in 1982, formalized traditional maritime law and outlined rules for the conduct of nations as it relates to boundaries, deep seabed mining, passage through territorial zones, settlement of international disputes, and marine research, among other topics.

It is not only a matter of resources but also a deep cultural, social, institutional and territorial transformation.