Sentence examples for original territories from inspiring English sources

In that way, the power conferences are mimicking professional leagues, outgrowing their original territories and fancying themselves as national brands.

However, the Nauset and other tribes, principally the Wampanoag, had intermarried after being driven from their original territories.

It became a part of the Dutch West Indies in 1828, and it was one of the original territories of the Netherlands Antilles federation that was established in 1954 and dissolved in 2010.

In a Victorian study where birds were banded and relocated, colonies moved into the now unpopulated area but soon returned to their original territories.

"If the Mapuche want their original territories back and these lands are now occupied by private landowners, neither the Mapuche, nor the big or small landowners are to blame.

Proof that AT&T never completed the commitments can best be seen by these next statements where AT&T claims that if the AT&T-DirecTV merger is completed, AT&T, only then, will have 70 million locations covered (but they still won't have covered their original territories of 77 million 'locations' as told by the US Census and FCC data).

Over the approximately 200 years of its independence [5], Bolivia has lost about half its original territory.

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Over the years parts of its original territory were carved out to create the Federal District and to form parts of Guerrero, Hidalgo, and Morelos.

The islands were declared to be Australian territory in 1969 by the Coral Sea Islands Act; Elizabeth and Middleton reefs, located south of the original territory and southeast of Brisbane, were added in 1997.

Critics, however, think the tribe has a hidden agenda.If the Lost Cherokees were recognised by the federal government, the state might well have to grant them at least a slice of their original territory.