Sentence examples for territorial divide from inspiring English sources

The territorial divide could provide a boost to Spain's traditional parties, thanks to an electoral system that gives more weight to votes from rural areas than urban ones.

Interestingly, the average shortfall per underpaid worker shows no clear territorial divide.

"Because Everton and Liverpool were 'friendly' rivals - people in the same families on different sides and with no geographical territorial divide - when things properly kicked off the Reds needed a better local target than the Blues could provide".

Aside from our territorial divide, us natives proudly carry a brazen badge of collective honor that's quite different than the torch raised by the alumni from other states.

(9) In its Communication of 20 March 2006 entitled "Bridging the Broadband Gap", the Commission acknowledged that there is a territorial divide in the European Union regarding access to high-speed broadband services.

(9) In its Communication of 20 March 2006 entitled "Bridging the Broadband Gap" (10), the Commission acknowledged that there is a territorial divide in the European Union regarding access to high-speed broadband services.

He suggests that the current focus on territorial dividing lines misses key elements of the conflict.

As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict persists, aspiring peacemakers continue to search for the precise territorial dividing line that will satisfy both Israeli and Palestinian nationalist demands.

All groups are fighting against the Assad regime and the Islamic State, but different political ideologies and territorial divides have split the opposition into many factions.

Strict territorial divides preventing young people "slipping" into rival areas were temporarily forgotten.

The goal, Mr. Makovsky said, is to "demystify" the territorial hurdles that divide Israelis and Palestinians, and to debunk the notion that there is no way to reconcile the Palestinian demand for sovereignty over the West Bank with the Israeli demand for control over a majority of the settlers.