Sentence examples for territory issues from inspiring English sources
"We found that the primal feelings that are triggered in stepwives' relationships are territory issues," Ms. Oxhorn-Ringwood said.
Part of the phenomenon, says Stuart Elden, a professor at Warwick University specialising in contemporary territory issues, is that such "wall building" can be contagious.
Japan 5. (C) President Lee has made concerted efforts to improve relations with Tokyo, which were significantly strained during the Roh Moo-hyun era over history and territory issues.
L.A.'s gang wars have long been complicated by drugs, territory issues or money.
In stamp collecting circles, the word forerunner usually describes a postage stamp used during the time period before a region or territory issues stamps of its own.
Introductions: Bathing may help lessen territory issues when introducing new rats.
Mr. Maehara said Friday that it was appropriate for the trawler captain's case to be handled in Japanese courts because the disputed islands are an "integral part of Japanese territory" "Territorial issues do not exist in this region," he said.
Some of the issues candidates would like to address include the continued beautification of Foothill Boulevard, greater transparency on the council and a resolution to the ongoing Sagebrush territory issue, according to questionnaires they completed and are available online at thecvcouncil.com.
The result promises to take the audience into debates about anti-Semitism, the situation for Palestinians, the occupied territories, issues fiercely contested through history, with special relevance in the present.
Shortly after Sauckel had taken office, he had the governing authorities in the various occupied territories issue decrees, establishing compulsory labour service in Germany.
In politics, potential candidates employ gamesmanship and salesmanship to claim narrow territory on issues where a single misstep can be your undoing — they try to find a safe position without actually saying too much.
