Sentence examples for territorial unit from inspiring English sources

During the reign of Muḥammad ʿAlī (1805 48), it was absorbed into a larger territorial unit.

It is clear, however, that it was a physical and territorial unit as well as a socially organized one.

The frontier mark in Italy long survived as a major territorial unit, though the original Carolingian demarcations were substantially altered.

Vann set the example by travelling to a different regular or territorial unit at least once a week, and sometimes twice, for a night foray.

Germany turned the Baltic states and Belorussia (now Belarus) into a new territorial unit, Ostland, for which outright Germanization and eventual incorporation into the Reich was envisaged.

The territorial unit that has prime importance for most Mesoamerican peoples is the municipio, a unit roughly corresponding to a county in Great Britain or the United States.

Groups of villages form larger territorial units united by traditions of descent from a single parent village or village group and by the possession of a common tutelary spirit and totem.

In particular, UK coasts are markedly affected as there are only five non-British coastal territories within the first 25 territorial units most at risk from marine spills.

The poro functions to enforce social norms through its court, to socialize young people through its initiation schools, and to provide bonds that unite members from different kinship and territorial units.

Considering some basic rainfall statistics used by the warning system, we observed variations in the local rainfall trends, with oscillations that are not homogeneously distributed in the territory and with relevant differences among the territorial units.

The last are the fundamental territorial units within Poland.