For they could hardly declare such a reincarnation illegitimate on territorial grounds.Seize the hourHence the People's Daily's strong words.
The city of Seattle was unable to protect the theatre as a designated landmark because of its unique position on the site of the original territorial university grounds owned by the state of Washington.
Another quite popular alternative is the family of individualistic views grounding territorial rights in rights and interests of individuals, for instance in their human rights (Buchanan 2004), pre-political Lockean property rights (Simmons 2001), individual resource rights (Steiner 1999), or political association rights (Wellman 2005).
Article 14 of the Basic Law states: All natural resources that God has deposited underground, above ground, in territorial waters or within the land and sea domains under the authority of the State, together with revenues of these resources, shall be the property of the State, as provided by the Law.
It maintains a breeding territory of 2 5 ha and is also territorial on the wintering grounds, defending an area of about 3 ha.
The historical borders of the Holy Empire were also used as grounds for territorial revisionism by the Nazis, laying claim to modern territories and states that were once part of it.
More important, it left the British no grounds for territorial claims in the Great Lakes area at the peace negotiations that followed.
But if it compromises on the questions of maritime boundaries, it could provide the grounds for territorial challenges from another neighbor, Indonesia.
There was no Al Qaeda presence in Iraq until after the United States deployed troops in 2003, an act that fuelled Al Qaeda's local appeal, on territorial, political, and religious grounds.
