Sentence examples for territorial zone from inspiring English sources

Until now, only fines, and no prison terms, could be imposed outside the territorial zone.

Chinese officials have called for an end to the flights, which stay outside the 12-mile territorial zone but are near enough to monitor military secrets.

Turkey believes its fears that the Syrian Kurds could establish an autonomous territorial zone along its southern border, linked to that controlled by the Kurdish regional government in northern Iraq, are not taken seriously by the west.

A deeply aggrieved shadow foreign affairs spokesperson Julie Bishop appeared almost immediately to renounce his statement as "deeply irresponsible, ridiculous and absurd" because the Coalition intended to turn boats around in international waters rather than in Indonesia's territorial zone.

Western oil companies, including Canada's Sherritt International and Repsol-YPF of Spain, have been looking for oil since Cuba opened up 112,000 square kilometers of its territorial zone in the Gulf of Mexico to foreign companies in 1999.

The brothers often competed with each other for U.S. aid contracts and the rice trade, but did not interfere with matters in one another's territorial zone.

Two of the new countries bordering the Caspian, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, want it treated as a sea, entitling them to their own territorial zones.

The transit loophole, designed for international merchant shipping, prohibits crew leaving the ship in territorial zones without express permission from the port authorities, explained Diego Archer, a leading expert in maritime immigration law at Fragomen Worldwide.

Safety is regulated on the basis of different legal sources, the key ones of which include: international laws and regulations (UN Law of the Seas and European Union Directive); national laws and regulation; case law (court rulings); national territorial zones; IMO conventions and resolution; classification construction rules; and Port State control MOU guideline.

In addition to a stratified structure, the arcade-like organisation of collagen fibrils and the subdivision of the extracellular matrix into pericellular, territorial and inter-territorial zones in mature cartilage are also critical factors in its ability to support physiological joint forces [21 23].

At 3.4 million square miles, it is the world's largest territorial sea zone.