Sentence examples for in which territory from inspiring English sources
Third, a less artificial conflict set-up, in which territory ownership was asymmetrical and opponents were allowed to see each other before the conflict, resulted in shorter interactions with reduced escalation phases.
The deployment of 250 Special Forces soldiers increases U.S. forces in Syria roughly six-fold and is aimed at helping local militia fighters build on victories in which territory has been clawed back from Islamic State.
The player is presented with a map of Europe, North Africa and the Near East in which territory is divided into 200 provinces, each of which contains a province capital, which will at any given point be controlled either by the player's faction, a rival playable faction, or the non-playable Eleutheroi faction, which represents the world's minor kingdoms, regional powers and rebel states.
This was done separately for each year in which territory records were available.
Family names changed, depending on which people were in charge of which territory.
On the reverse side is a geographic map, in which the territory the lines cross is the actual landscape of the city.
Written in the throes of the Vietnam War, "Ecotopia" tells of a secessionist nation -- carved from what was once Oregon, Washington and Northern California -- that by 1999 has evolved toward a "stable state" of bioregionalism, in which each territory cultivates its distinct ecological character.
An objective in which the territory plays a crucial role, offering the necessary conditions to achieve this.
What if the Thatcher government went on to explain it was scheduling a referendum in which the territory's residents could freely express their decision: join the PRC, remain British, or become independent?
We measured the disruption of chromosome territories in MAA-fixed nuclei quantitatively by counting the number of independent objects in which the territories disintegrate when increasing thresholds were applied (Fig. 6f).
Second, the negative effects of the wider economic context in which local territories find themselves remain beyond the control of the local government.
