Sentence examples for territorial shape from inspiring English sources

Owen Farrell is so influential in terms of how he organises England's attacking and territorial shape, and he and Ben Youngs would be the two Wales targets.

Despite his optimism, Mr. Clinton and his advisers refrained today from even listing the major issues the two leaders will tackle: the future status of Jerusalem, the fate of Palestinian refugees and the territorial shape of a Palestinian state.

This accord would have dealt with the territorial shape of a Palestinian state and brought a solution to the fate of three million Palestinian refugees scattered through the Middle East.

Its final status and territorial shape can be left vague, matters perhaps for a conference of interested parties in ten years or so, when, who knows, other Balkan boundaries, maybe including Bosnia's, can be redrawn.

It was in these Stockholm talks that some progress was made in defining the territorial shape of a Palestinian state and what might be a possible solution to dealing with the three million Palestinian refugees who were forced to leave Israel after the 1948 Arab-Israeli war and have since been scattered around the Middle East.

The forest cover per province depends on territorial shape, agriculture and types of settlement and it extends from 32 to 60percentt.

"If not tomorrow, the day after". The demands from Kurdistan for independence and for immediate action on broader territorial claims are shaping much of the debate in Baghdad as Shiite Arabs, Sunni Arabs, Kurds, who mostly practice the Sunni version of Islam, and other groups draft the country's post-Saddam Hussein constitution.

Other authors like Lazzeretti et al. (2010) also highlighted the fact that one of the first phases of a sustained territorial development was "shaping a shared vision, that is, a social capital, for the development network" (ibid:32).

We explored how wing size was related to wing shape in territorial males of 37 taxa of the damselfly family Calopterygidae.

As I said in my London book, it's a sort of territorial imperative, the landscape; the shape of the geology, almost, has a definite though not comprehended effect on human behaviour, human need.

While they mentored him in the art of letters, his style was being equally shaped by the territorial markings of the area's Hispanic gangs.The dual influences gave Fuct a style that was uniquely his own, and he quickly established himself as a force to reckon with in the world of graffiti.