The frontiers of existing states must be respected, but in exceptional cases territories within states may negotiate special autonomies or even vote to become independent, like Slovakia and Kosovo, or perhaps Scotland one day - but always by peaceful means, by negotiation and consent, with the sanction of national and international law.
The Saguenay St. Lawrence Marine Park (SSLMP) and the adjacent Marine Protected Area (MPA) in the St . Lawrence Estuary in Quebec, cover a territory of exceptional biodiversity including 12 species of marine mammals, nearly half of which are considered to be endangered species.
We wanted to take music-making of exceptional quality beyond the familiar territory of our regular performance venues in our annual winter and summer festivals.
Travel to Israel, which is needed to enter the West Bank, the much larger Palestinian territory, is restricted to "exceptional humanitarian cases," mostly medical patients.
The exceptional growth was seen across all territories, with a rise of over 21% year-on-year in the UK, and over 42% year-on-year across the rest of the world.
The rituals of family picnics, parades, fairs, fireworks, stories of midnight rides and tea parties reinforce a sense of the Revolution's Americanness: singular, exceptional, unrelated to any history beyond the territory that would become the United States.
This was also observed for many codons in four- or six-codon boxes, but there were few exceptional cases, such as codons 'GCA' preferred in the avian territory and 'UUG' preferred in the human territory (Table 1), indicating the presence of constraints other than the G + C% effect.
The charity also claimed previous work by the Kilbrandon commission on the UK constitution shows the UK government has, in exceptional circumstances, powers to intervene in the dependent territories.
Detzner had remained at large for four years, as a fugitive in enemy-held territory: surely, Linke concluded, this was an exceptional feat.
