Sentence examples for in whose territory from inspiring English sources

He was originally from Elis, a place in the western Peloponnese in whose territory Olympia itself is situated.

The admission of such investment shall be subject to the laws and policies of the Contracting Party in whose territory the investment is made.

Such gifts, however, were necessarily made at the expense of the poleis in whose territory the land so gifted had lain.

This episode had made the borough of Camden, in whose territory most of the King's Cross site falls (the rest is in Islington) sceptical about property companies.

On the larger question, in whose territory Kirkuk should lie in a future federal state, occupation officials call it a constitutional question that Iraqis must decide.

There is, in fact, a first duty upon the offending State to hand over the person in question to the State in whose territory he was apprehended.

Today's hi-tech warfighters are at less risk than the civilians in whose territories they fight.

Just as Norway has treated its oil money not as profit but as provision against a tougher future, so the governments in whose territories oil companies work should force them to pay into a decommissioning fund.

If one of the competent authorities of the Member States in whose territories passengers are boarding or alighting does not agree to the authorisation for one of the reasons set out in paragraph 2, authorisation may not be granted, but the matter may be referred to the Commission within one month of receipt of its reply.

3. The authorising authority shall forward to the competent authorities of all Member States in whose territories passengers are boarding or alighting a copy of the application, together with copies of any other relevant documentation, and its assessment within two weeks of receipt of the application, with a request for their agreement.

1. Authorisations shall be issued in agreement with the competent authorities of all the Member States in whose territories passengers are picked up or set down and are carried over distances defined by each Member State, up to 100 kilometres journey distance.