Sentence examples similar to territorial term from inspiring English sources

Arsenal dominated in territorial terms and Wilshere worked to inject urgency but the end product was erratic.

Tottenham called the tune in territorial terms but Barnsley were set up to fight in their compact 4-3-3 formation.

The Barclays Center would qualify as that new building, at least according to the N.H.L.'s territorial terms.

Because it delineated territorial terms of a peace accord, Obama's speech was not popular with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

It has no borders at which to be checked; its success or failure is measured in ideological rather than territorial terms — like Communism without Russia.

In territorial terms, Ukraine would be larger than any of the present members, and it would rank fifth by population.Hesitation about the reaction in Moscow to absorbing such a large chunk of the former Soviet empire only partly explains the reticence in Brussels towards Ukrainian aspirations to "join Europe".

Despite two years on the retreat in Somalia, its leadership no longer defines success in territorial terms and is looking to expand into global jihadi-style operations.The identities of only four of the militants who overtook Nairobi's most high-profile shopping centre have emerged.

But it did so not in territorial terms but through the culture and values it disseminated.

As the modern Greek state solidified in territorial terms, it still had to face major problems of restructuring.

Gangs and cliques are often territorial, so terms such as endz, bitz, yard meaning neighbourhood, or road and roadboy, a local, are especially important.

Senators representing the states serve six-year terms, while territorial senators serve three-year terms.