Sentence examples for territorial challenges from inspiring English sources

The political and territorial challenges facing Israeli and Palestinian peace negotiators are formidable and familiar.

But if it compromises on the questions of maritime boundaries, it could provide the grounds for territorial challenges from another neighbor, Indonesia.

In the face of territorial challenges from China and threats from North Korea, Japan has a strong interest in building better relations with South Korea, as America has urged.Officials said Mr Aso's visit was private.

Three decades after the transformations launched by perestroika, multiple ghosts haunt both Russian elites and ordinary citizens, ranging from concerns about territorial challenges, societal transformations, and economic decline to worries about the country's vulnerability to external intervention.

In order to respond to economic, environmental and territorial challenges, the three main objectives for the future CAP would be viable food production, sustainable management of natural resources and climate action and a balanced territorial development (8EC 2010c).

Essentially, the CAP reform for the period 2014 2020 aims at making the European agricultural sector more dynamic, competitive, and effective in pursuing the objective of the EC Communication "The CAP towards 2020: meeting the food, natural resources and territorial challenges of the future" (European Commission, 2010).

The choice of Swearengen's saloon as the kill zone seems like a territorial challenge.

The name of the impoverished northern neighbour is regarded as implying a territorial challenge to the Greek province of the same name.

The win comes at a time when many Japanese seem more open than ever to change, after years of failed efforts to end their nation's economic slump, and as an intensifying territorial challenge by China has nudged this long pacifist nation toward accepting a more robust military.

He glances slyly from side to side, making sure his audience is taking all this in, before raising his palms to his clavicles, elbows akimbo, in the universal gesture of primate territorial challenge.

Somewhat surprisingly, fewer genes responded to territorial challenge in the breeding season compared to non-breeding season.