Sentence examples for particular territory from inspiring English sources

Although some such concepts may very well have crept into Israelite thought during the period of the kings (from Saul to Jehoiachin), the crisis of the Babylonian Exile was met by a renewal of the affirmation that the God of Israel was, as Lord of all the earth, free from territorial restraint, though he had chosen a particular territory for this chosen people.

Patrilineally related men and their families, scattered or not, commonly regard themselves as a group with rights over a particular territory and may be distinguished from neighbours on a territorial basis as well.

Then there are writers who are delineating a particular territory.

And yet, in this particular territory, historical perspective surrenders some of its habitual obliqueness and subtlety.

An urban street gang is basically a paleolithic hunting group, with powerful bonding and adherence to a very particular territory.

They comprise about 60 tribes of varying size and importance, each of which occupies a particular territory.

It has recently been shown that spatial segregation caused by territoriality led to highly localised and stable infections, which were restricted to particular territories [40].

Other groups are confined to particular territories or interests.

The case documents don't substantiate why these three particular territories were singled out for culling," said Lundemo.

Many studies have analyzed the role of the innovating corporate spatial concentration in particular territories (Cusmano et al. 2009 and Uzunidis 2010).

Each saṅgha tended to specialize in a specific branch of learning, had its own practical customs and relations with lay circles, and was influenced by the particular territories, economy, and use of language and dialect prevalent in its environment.