Sentence examples for territorially defined from inspiring English sources

Or is the application of territorially defined laws a poor fit for an a-territorial medium such as the Internet.

Advocates of territorial representation – let's call them territorialists – recognise the deep-rooted British tradition of having one person representing one territorially defined community.

When he squares off against an Israeli leader as president of the territorially defined state of Palestine, rather than as chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization with its roots in the refugee issue, the paradigm will have changed.

First, even if Whelan is right that democracy cannot function properly unless we sort people into territorially defined groups (What is wrong with a democratic world state, for instance?), why does it follow that the constituents within any given set of territorial boundaries must have control over admissions?

(14 b) The application of copyright and related rights is in some cases divided into numerous territorially defined national rights, with different right holders and exercised in some cases by a different entity.

(14a) The application of copyright and related rights is in some cases divided into numerous territorially defined national rights, with different rightholders and exercised in some cases by a different entity.

Even supranational and international institutions like the European Union and the United Nations are composed of states whose membership is in turn defined territorially.

We thought it wise to define regions territorially, according to the relative distribution of the population, and to include in the constitution the claim that the country's resources (in particular oil revenues, the only real source of income for the foreseeable future), would belong to all Iraqis equally and would be managed by the federal government.

FMGs were established to increase accessibility and continuity of care while Health and Social Services Centres Local Centress) aimed at better coordinating and integrating services by creating territorially-defined Local Networks.

New type of primary healthcare were implemented to increase accessibility and continuity of care, while Health and Social Services Centres aimed at better coordinating and integrating services by creating territorially-defined LHNs.

In most indigenous traditions, people living in socially- and territorially-defined groups enjoyed the rights and ability to access and dispose of living resources in their territories according to socially-sanctioned norms.