Sentence examples for territorial struggle from inspiring English sources

Nor is it "The Searchers," or even any of the lesser westerns that mine the psychological and ideological complexities of conquest and territorial struggle.

Detectives think the shootings are related and may have stemmed from a territorial struggle between drug dealers, a police investigator said.

Only an occasional confrontation served to remind the Muslims and Christians that their territorial struggle, considered by the latter as a reconquest, had not yet come to an end.

It was left to the respective team captains to remind people that it was supposed to have been a football match rather than the latest skirmish in the Serbian-Albanian territorial struggle.

Diciembre – named after a month of "sad celebrations" – is an uneasy black comedy set in a near future in which an old territorial struggle between Chile, Peru and Bolivia has reignited and, with it, a 1984-style war of propaganda, and violence.

Despite this territorial struggle, a faith in the close relationship of the sociological and the psychological persisted and by the early 1890s, the relationship took on a new substance and connotation.

The territorial struggles began anew after 639.

Mankind's political and territorial struggles need not be confined solely to this planet.

Through the testimonies of 10 "sertanistas" and two indigenous leaders, I investigate the violence against indigenous peoples during the dictatorship - 1964-1985 - that affects contemporary territorial struggles.

Great disorder under heaven ReprintsOver the past year, territorial struggles between criminal gangs of Mohajirs, Baluchis and Pushtuns from Pakistan's north-west have fuelled Karachi's biggest outbreak of communal violence since the mid-1990s.

I watch aggressive males fight each other in hilarious territorial struggles; brief, no-frills copulation; and females gathering tiny hairs from the furry lambs' ear leaves to line the nests of their young.