Sentence examples for territorial distinctions from inspiring English sources

Whereas a few years ago Mexico's dope trade was carved up between five big outfits, those territorial distinctions have blurred.

Reflecting the territorial distinctions among Britain's police forces, the Tarbuck investigation was carried out by members of the North Yorkshire police force as a separate inquiry based on information from Operation Yewtree, the overall police inquiry into allegations against Mr. Savile and other people.

The observations emerged in terms of territorial distinctions highlight the need to evaluate the role of social and cultural components in shaping the t regulation of behaviour and emotional expression.

Ius publicum Europaeum, in Schmitt's view, had been capable of preventing absolute enmity through an alignment of friend-enemy distinctions with territorial boundaries (Zarmanian 2006).

In partitioning the globe into meaningful large geographic units, therefore, most modern geographers treated the former Soviet Union as a distinct territorial entity, comparable to a continent, that was somewhat separate from Europe to the west and from Asia to the south and east; that distinction has been maintained for Russia, which constituted three-fourths of the Soviet Union.

To many Arab minds, it has blurred distinctions between such territorial conflicts and the hazier notion of striking "crusaders" and Muslim "collaborators" elsewhere.More police work, combined with bigger efforts by Muslims themselves, may defeat the jihadis in the long run.

I believe it is neither realistic nor desirable to establish this kind of distinction between European territorial authorities.

Attachment to, and competition for, territory is common to all animals – the principal distinction being that human territorial attachments have historically resulted in more complex, and usually bloodier, consequences.

In international law, a distinction has to be made between three types of state jurisdiction: territorial jurisdiction over national territory and all persons and things therein; quasi-territorial jurisdiction over national ships and aircraft and all persons and things thereon; and personal jurisdiction over all other nationals and all persons under a state's protection, as well as their property.

Haran said the rise of "territorial nationalists" – different from ethno-nationalists, who insist on race distinctions – must be understood in the context of Ukraine's recent history.

Little or sometimes no distinction was drawn between those engaged in national territorial struggles and those pursuing global or pan-Islamic objectives; between those that could be drawn into domestic political processes and those who are essentially anti-political and violent".