Sentence examples for territory sections from inspiring English sources

These groups were divided to work on the land use, energy consumption, governance and endangered territory sections of the negotiation text.

The seats with reduced prices include all seats in the field-level outfield sections located in fair territory (Sections 103-104 and 132-136).

Dennis sat with his wife, Leann, and his brother, Greg, in prime Lambeau Leap territory: Section 105, Row 1, in the north end zone.

The documents – a series of printed- out emails, written by an administrator for the Foreign Office's British Indian Ocean Territory section – appear to confirm that monthly and daily flight logs are now in the possession of the police.

Northern Territory, a spacious "Australian" drinking establishment on the southern edge of Greenpoint, is owned by the native Aussie Jamie Toll and named for the continent's rather wild north-central block (the local NT News's "Only in the Territory" section has covered an "intense romantic relationship" between a kangaroo and a pig).

Apart from providing a water-level view of Hong Kong harbor, it skirts the rugged coastline of the colony's New Territories section and their outlying islands, then cuts across the broad estuary of the Pearl River, the waterway that carried opium traders to Canton in the 19th century.

Our territorial model keeps this basic assumption but introduces more partitions to the normal liver based on arterial liver territories, see the "Determination of arterial liver territories" section.

From this, it can be speculated that among those living on the coast or in the Yue peoples' territory, a section of the coastal population migrated to the island.

Although since the commencement of self-government, ACT law has continued to apply in general to the Jervis Bay Territory under section 4A of the Jervis Bay Territory Acceptance Act 1915, the ACT as defined under the Self-Government Act 1988 does not include Jervis Bay, which continues to be administered by the Commonwealth.

The Food Stamp program was later expanded to provide full coverage and benefits to Puerto Rico and other territories under Section 19 of the Food Stamp Act of 1977.

Section 2B thus provided an immunity from state and territory governments from Sections 46 and 47 of the TPA insofar as the governments were not carrying on a business.