Sentence examples for second territory from inspiring English sources

Countries signed double taxation treaties with each other: if a company paid tax in one jurisdiction it was unreasonable to expect it to pay again in a second territory.

Global artist launches were once plate-spinning exercises that could take years of schmoozing international media, starting from scratch in a second territory while continuing to nurture relationships in the first.

In the second territory, Iranian, Russian and (ironically) Western support is likely because of the religious composition of the area.

Samples to the primary somatosensory cortex (SI) were sent from the middle insula in both hemisphere; however, the RH insula was characterized by a second territory of consistent projections across subjects, located in the posterior insula.

While Yang's work has always found a responsive audience in Taipei, Europe was the first territory overseas to welcome it.

The Parliament approved the Nunavut Act on January 10 , 1993 with an implementation deadline of April 1 , 1999 at which time Nunavut ("Our Land" in Inuktitut) became Canada's third territory.

In 1925, the first two female governors were sworn into office just weeks apart: Nellie Tayloe Ross in Wyoming, the first territory to grant women suffrage, in 1869, and Miriam Ferguson in Texas.

Despite bilateral trade of over $20 billion a year and more than 1m visits by Taiwanese tourists to China a year, all this traffic has had to go via a third "territory", usually Hong Kong or Japan.

"We're like a needle in the Atlantic Ocean and we are completely lost, but we are proud that we were the first territory freed by the Resistance during the Second World War".

Of its $47.5m overseas cumulative, $21m is from Italy alone, the first territory to open, already making it the top title for 2014 (the year it technically qualifies for).

Legal, though indirect, travel and trade between Taiwan and the mainland have already been growing for years, with most goods and people passing through a third territory, usually Hong Kong.