Sentence examples for territorial objectives from inspiring English sources

But the Soviet Union, the other major element of that coalition, was a totalitarian state with territorial objectives.

Second, perhaps more significant for the international community, Israel blames the Palestinian Authority for its failure to provide security for Israel's pursuit of territorial objectives that are clearly illegal under international law.

On Thursday, France ruled out a "military solution" in Mali, a former French colony, to counter the Tuareg rebels in the north, who announced that they had achieved their territorial objectives and were seeking outside backing for a breakaway state they call Azawad.

China's willingness to use trade and strategic minerals as tools to advance its territorial objectives also dismayed countries in Southeast Asia with competing claims with China to the South China Sea, and contributed to calls for a greater American military presence in the region as a counterbalance to Chinese rising power.

Like the IRA in Ireland, they both have political-territorial objectives.Most of the main jihadist terrorist organisations are bottom-up affairs.

As can be seen from the assessment carried out, one of the most important territorial planning objectives was and still remains the balance of mutual relations (hierarchy of plans) of territorial planning documents in shaping the cultural landscape to ensure the rational distribution of the land fund, combining a variety of activities as well as often different land users' and public interests.

Regional policy instruments such as the Structural Funds, Cohesion Funds and the Territorial Cooperation objective should be directed towards measures attracting and retaining younger persons in these areas and redressing the exodus from shrinking areas.

How can we distinguish them from movements that defend natural resources or the landscape, which also have territorial origins and objectives?

With the appropriation of the name "Macedonia" he also created a mythic language (Slavic in origin) called "Macedonian". The objective was territorial expansionism.

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).

For those reasons, The Lisbon Treaty in article 174 not only lists economic and social cohesion as its explicit objectives, but also territorial cohesion (with particular attention to cross-border regions).