Sentence examples for territory attached from inspiring English sources

Here the target is not the authoritarian ruler's control over a subject territory attached to his homeland, but his control over the homeland itself.

Its empire came to consist of a federation of cities – stretching from Spain and Scotland in the west, to the Euphrates river in the east – each of which had a territory attached.

Under Roman administration, Lycaonian territory was attached to Galatia to the north and Cappadocia to the east.

To accomplish this, the designers took two distant swatches of friendly territory and attached them by a long thin strand of Lake Erie shoreline where the only constituents are fish.

Eventually recognized as belonging to Portugal's sphere of influence, rather than Spain's, the territory was attached at first to the captaincy of São Paulo and subsequently to the province of the same name.

He attached new territories east of Bohemia to his father's annexations.

Most of the territories that had been attached to the country in the 10th century were lost.

This imbalance allows the Federal Government to influence State and Territory policies by attaching conditions to its allocation of funds.

Debt, the Spanish argued, was attached to a territory, not to a regime.

That is considered risky because mature birds are attached to their territory and might well panic outside of it.

But it also shouldn't be thought of as merely coincidental that Chicago, for example, happens to be attached to the territory that makes up the rest of Illinois.