Sentence examples for territorial outlines from inspiring English sources

Palestinians should know the territorial outlines of their state; Israelis should know that their basic security concerns will be met.

Domestically, Harald crushed all local and regional opposition, and outlined the territorial unification of Norway under a national governance.

The retail floor area was determined by using building outline data sourced from the territorial authorities.

"Regrettably, the recommendations of the United Nations are unrealistic," Mr. Barzani said, referring to a report by the United Nations in April outlining options for the settlement of territorial disputes that threaten Iraq's fragile stability.

A new management policy is outlined based in the establishment of territorial users' rights, the involvement of fishers in the assessment and management process, and the use of protected areas and minimum sizes as key regulation tools.

The legislation was an amendment to a 1999 law that broadly outlined a requirement for a referendum on any territorial concessions involving Jerusalem or the Golan Heights.

As governor of a territory of the first stage (as outlined in the Northwest Ordinance), Harrison had wide-ranging powers in the new territory, including the authority to appoint all territorial officials as well as the territorial General Assembly, and the authority to divide the territory into districts.

The paper outlines the previous debate on formalization and maps out the territorial and organizational configuration of the present ASM gold chain in Tanzania and Ghana.

The territorial authorities in the study areas provided the necessary additional information (zoning, building outline data and updated amenity data) to enable the development of GIS variables to examine the relationship between the urban neighborhood environment and children's activity and independent mobility.

Mr. White outlines a chilling view of what could happen in the East China Sea in the territorial dispute between China and Japan over the islands known as the Diaoyu in China and the Senkaku in Japan.

Public participation is outlined therein as 'Voluntary participation of legal and private entities and their groups in preparation of territorial planning document'.