Sentence examples for territorial branches from inspiring English sources

The second approach to security (intended as a territorially selective public good) includes those researches that narrow the concept of security only to the political sphere, limiting the concept extension to the nation State sovereignty and its territorial branches.

The Act anticipated that such schemes would have the lord lieutenant of the county as the president, and required at least half of the membership would consist of officers drawn from all branches of the Territorial Force (or, preceding that, the Yeomanry and Volunteers ).

She was a member of the auxiliary territorial service, the women's branch of the British army, in which she was a junior commander.

All that remained was a territorial name, which the eastern branch of the Armenian church took for its diocese.Not that the Azerbaijanis have it all wrong.

They asked for Ceylonese participation in the executive branch, a wider territorial representation in the legislature, and the adoption of the elective principle in place of nomination.

Congress granted the President power to appoint a General Court to serve as a legislative and judicial branch of the territorial government.

The year-long Saudi intervention in Yemen has coincided with a vast territorial expansion by al-Qaeda's local branch, known as al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).

Territoriality therefore causes reproductive skew between territorial breeders and non-territorial non-breeders.

As part of the bringing of the territorial parties in the organization, the PDCI became the Ivoirian branch of the RDA.

David Oliver Reverdy, of the Marseille branch of the Alliance police union, blames it on territorial disputes between drug barons and a proliferation of weapons, namely Kalashnikovs, the weapon of choice for the city's criminal class.

Islamic State has also claimed responsibility for attacks elsewhere, branching out as coalition-led forces roll back its territorial gains in the Middle East.