Sentence examples for territorial partition from inspiring English sources

Several major refugee movements have been caused by territorial partition.

This provided a basis for the Anglo-German agreement (October 1900) for preventing further territorial partition, to which Japan and Russia consented.

In contrast, the non-bloc settlers are more likely to vote for the more radical National Union settlement party, which opposes any form of territorial partition with the Palestinians.

Unaided, the settlements also had to defend themselves against slave raiders from São Paulo and, in 1754 57, a combined Spanish-Portuguese attack that was designed to enforce a territorial partition of the mission settlements.

Activity and dose calculation was performed for five patients using the body-surface-area (BSA) method, the classical and territorial partition model.

The procedures for managing intrastate and inter-ethnic issues include international supervision, regional economic unions, minority protection, plebiscites, and territorial partition.

The unity of the empire was safeguarded, despite appearances, for there was no territorial partitioning.

Kings most often appointed bishops from among their followers without regard for religious qualifications; the metropolitan see was often fragmented in the course of territorial partitions and tended to lose its importance, and the church in Francia increasingly withdrew from papal control despite papal attempts to reestablish ties.

In the 1947 UN Partition Plan, it was designated as part of the Arab state, but Arab leaders and governments rejected the plan of partition in the resolution and indicated an unwillingness to accept any form of territorial division.

FATA is, and always has been, a threat to Pakistan's already weak territorial integrity since Partition.

Except for individual protests the helpless Sejm, fearing additional territorial losses, ratified the partition.