Sentence examples for exploitation of territory from inspiring English sources

The latter was based on the careful exploitation of territory that was possible in a small and closely knit land such as Egypt and had thence been extended to the Ptolemaic provinces.

As with the Israeli-occupied territories, ethical and legal concerns regarding companies supporting the colonization and economic exploitation of territories seized by military force has led to international opposition.

Results underline: i) a general homogenisation of the landscape, ii) modification of the arrangements for exploitation of the territory, particularly in the plain areas, iii) a trend of recovery of the territory by the forest to the detriment of semi-natural and agricultural areas in hilly and mountain parts.

Instead, they are calling for economic equality and a proper say on the exploitation of the territory's resources.

Yet, the revelation earlier this month that a Peruvian indigenous leader is considering joining the presidential race next April highlights the extent to which financial investment and exploitation of Amazon territory has become an increasingly polarising social and political issue in Peru.

The natural, anthropic environment was analysed as potential for development, when the rational model of exploitation of the territory had put all its own limits in place Maciocco 1991.

Grass seems to sympathize with his characters' belief that unification was an Anschluss, comparable to Nazi Germany's annexation of Austria in 1938, and that the Treuhand resembled the Nazis' exploitation of conquered territories.

How the transparency agenda could reverse unjust exploitation of indigenous territories.

The East Slavs had no significant tradition of supratribal political organization before the coming of the Varangians, who themselves, until well into the 10th century, had little interest in institutions more elaborate than those necessary for the exploitation of their rich, new territory.

The most recent series of strikes in Mali, Burkina Faso and elsewhere appear aimed at destabilising a swathe of territory to allow further exploitation by extremists.

But in a warning that a different Israeli government could stop this venture cold, Danny Naveh, a leader of the opposition Likud Party, charged that Mr. Barak could not authorize Palestinian exploitation of what he termed Israeli territory without parliamentary approval.