Sentence examples for territorial organization from inspiring English sources

The built environment is observed as territorial organization, as spaces under control, thus territory is defined by acts of occupation (Habraken 2000).

Climate change and energy saving are challenging the city and the territorial organization.

The age grade system and the clan lost their importance, and much of the indigenous territorial organization was destroyed.

Since the territorial organization of the early church followed that of the Roman Empire, cathedrals from the first were established wherever possible in towns, not in villages.

The type of ballot can have important consequences for the operation of government, especially in systems with separated powers and federal territorial organization.

From the 6th century bce onward, territorial organization and political and economic initiative were concentrated in a limited number of large city-states in Etruria itself.

Families were affiliated through intermarriage, but there were no formal bands or territorial organizations except in the more fertile areas such as the Owens River valley in California.

In the 14th century, the name "district" was generalized for the forms of territorial organizations of the Romanians, but only few of them, for instance their district in Bereg County (now in Hungary and Ukraine), achieved official recognition.

On the attainment of independence and national sovereignty CICS was dissolved in October 1962 as an inter-territorial organization.

In this regard, we consider two levels of organization of a territorial system with particular attention to defining the relationships between the flows at each level and between the levels.

The unrest began after special Croatian police units began confiscating arms and ammunition from police stations in Serbian-dominated areas and from weapons depots belonging to units of Yugoslavia's territorial defense organization, a kind of national guard.