Sentence examples for tangible territory from inspiring English sources
The terrorist group's rise is a result mainly of its demonstrated military power and the tangible territory it has seized.
Inventing is a sensual business — Levy spends his days envisioning bodies and objects in a variety of pleasurable and painful relationships to one another — but he also extends his inventing into the less tangible territory of his emotional life.
Settler leaders rejected Mr. Bush's assurances as mere words in the face of the tangible concession of territory planned by Mr. Sharon.
Allied to this is a tendency in peacemaking for America to defer to Israel's ideas "because its ally is the one that has to make the tangible concessions of territory".Should the next president pile greater pressure on Israel?
Whatever may be said to constitute an act of state, 3 our decisions make clear that the doctrine of nonreview ordinarily applies to foreign laws affecting tangible property located within the territory of a government which is recognized by the United States.
Unlike Libya's national council, Yemen's shadow government does not control any territory or have any tangible authority.
Territory was the aim, along with something less tangible but equally compelling: the right to claim the legacy of the Roman Empire.
It was the first time that Israel withdrew unilaterally from territory it occupied — without a peace treaty or any tangible political gain.
But negotiations with the largest guerrilla movement, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, have garnered few tangible results, though the president ceded a Switzerland-size swath of territory to the group as a site for talks.
They may not be as tangible as the towering security wall that divides Israel and the Palestinian territories a few miles east, but they are just as divisive and inviolable.
His plans need far more public exposure, especially outside the Palestinian territories, and his state building effort must be bolstered by tangible progress in the political process.
