Sentence examples for issues of territory from inspiring English sources

Another new focus for philosophers is provided by issues of territory and territorial rights, which connect the topic of nation-states (or, "the nation state") with questions about boundaries, migration, resource rights and vital ecological matters.

Now, let me say this: Recognizing that negotiations need to begin with the issues of territory and security does not mean that it will be easy to come back to the table.

But it was widely perceived as a warning to the Palestinians that if they fail to break the negotiating deadlock soon, they may ultimately be confronted with a government far less amenable to compromise on central issues of territory and Jerusalem.

Concerns over issues of territory, sovereignty and maritime economic interests were rising amid "clearer trends" among neighbouring nations to modernise and bolster military capabilities.

The issues of territory's sustainable development actively work out in modern scientific literature.

There's no doubt that the political situation in the region remains tense and there are some very serious and consequential issues of territory, citizenship, and governance of the Palestinian people that must be settled before a true blanket of peace will fall on this part of the Middle East.

Neither side wants to alienate Washington — the Israelis, because they need American help in defending themselves against Iran; the Palestinians, because they want backing on the issue of territory.

To this end, talks would initially focus on the supposedly easier issue of territory which, if resolved, would inherently resolve the settlement issue.

Contrary to media reports that nearly always mentioned the religions of the Armenians and Azeris religious aspects never gained significance as an additional casus belli, and the Karabakh conflict has remained primarily an issue of territory and the human rights of Armenians in Karabakh.

The interlinked issues of borders, territory and settlements are the top priority for Palestinian negotiators, who insist that the pre-1967 line should be the basis of their future state.

Hardline separatists in Indian Kashmir have been swift to reject the bus deal as a sop that avoids the real issue of the territory's status.