Sentence examples for territorial terms from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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".

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

In particular, the author investigates physical privacy aspects in terms of territorial privacy.

This paper investigates recent trends in the efficiency of the Belgian territorial structure in terms of commuting, at both the urban and regional scales.

But until the modern period, when European concepts and categories became dominant, Islamic commentators almost always referred to their opponents not in territorial or ethnic terms but simply as infidels (kafir).

Furthermore, Italy shows territorial dualism in terms of poverty or social exclusion (Istat 2011a), characterised by an extremely disadvantaged South, especially when persistent poverty is taken into account.