Sentence examples for territory title from inspiring English sources

In August 1975, Whitlam gave the Gurindji people of the Northern Territory title deeds to part of their traditional lands, beginning the process of Aboriginal land reform.

On Thursday night, for the first time at the Met, he took on another challenge far removed from Wagnerian territory: the title role of Umberto Giordano's swashbuckling verismo opera "Andrea Chénier".

In ancient Rome, where curatores and procurates were charged with the care (cura) of public works or minors or the mentally disabled or foreign territories, the title was largely honorific, a means of promotion.

JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTHBrendan Fraser as a scientist who takes his young nephew (Josh Hutcherson) and a mountain guide who looks good in shorts (Anita Briem) on an expedition to the title territory.

The evening's leading performer, James Naughton, seems ill at ease negotiating the daunting psychological territory of the title role, a man possessed by demons of guilt, doubt, egoism and ambition.

The Giants and the Dallas Cowboys were engaged in an unsophisticated struggle on Sunday night, with the Cowboys defending certain rights of territory and erstwhile title through one half of play.

Almost 40 years later, he revisited the territory (and the title) when he wrote Darkness Visible, about a four-year clinical depression in the mid-1980s, whech he refers to as his "shutdown" and which almost led to his suicide.

His new novel, "Family Matters" (Knopf; $26), announces its territory in the title; its plot concerns the disruptions and changes in an extended family when its patriarch, the retired professor Nariman Vakeel, at the age of seventy-nine breaks his ankle and requires nursing care.

In the third case on the Tiwi Islands in the Northern Territory, where land title to the entire water planning area is vested in Indigenous traditional owners, methods were refined to ensure engagement and generate capacity to manage the development of a solely Indigenous-owned, first-generation Water Management Strategy, in collaboration with a range of stakeholders.

For starters, if a movie doesn't have distribution going into a festival, its sales agents will try to secure deals for assorted territories; if a title goes in with only limited distribution, the agents will seek out other territories because that means more theaters, which means more box office pesos, pounds, euros and yen.

Disabled people are hardly the first subjects to fall victim to such calculations (My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding remains a lesson in avoiding nuance) nor are Channel 4 the only station to have done the sums (BBC Three is now in titling territory that's almost beyond parody).