of, in, over, for or to territory?
You cover a lot of territory, e. |
Basically this is one voice covering quite a bit of territory. |
IGOs influence the recognition of territories as states in the IS. |
The Eastern Roman empire became a mere shadow with a small bit of territory round its capital. |
However, this was a bear that was already unusual for a female bear in the wide range of territory she covered. |
The Israeli occupation violates the preface to the United Nations Charter banning the acquisition of territory by war. |
AQAP and its parallel insurgent group, Ansar al Sharia, have made gains at times controlling large swathes of territory. |
It initially comprised two parts, West Pakistan and East Pakistan, which were separated by about 1,600 km (1,000 mi) of territory within India. |
Also, Syria has never accepted that the Golan is a part of Israel and openly supported Lebanon's claim to the Sheba Farms (a 30 km piece of territory). |
Vermont is forty-fifth out of the fifty states in territory. |
Democracies do not arrest citizens of foreign countries for attending Congresses in territories outside their controls. |
There are a few narrow escapes that I can see Homeland wiggling through, but they pop out in territory we don't want to be in. |
Through out the first half Science College managed to have the better of Trinity in territory and possession playing a good 80% in the oppositions half. |
She stressed the importance of the stability this would bring to the Association when there is a central body monitoring activities in territories, thousands of miles apart. |
But what begins as a struggle over territory turns into an extraordinary journey that will transform him into a Master Assassin -- and will forever change the destiny of a nation. |
And now, the small Philippines even dare to scramble for territories against China. |
With the line out failing miserably, Madigan insisted on constant kicks for territory. |
Behind them, they have traditionally had very conservative backline play, based on kicking for territory, kick and chase, and kicking for kicking sakes. |
This is the game in a nutshell, and it's easy to see the potential scope given that it's based on check-ins, so wherever you go, you can claim or challenge for territory and build up your own turf. |
The body and mind should be in perfect sync to territory the perfect photo. |
There must be safeguards, he said, to ensure that asylum-seekers have access to territories and procedures where their claims can be examined. |
It's certainly possible to save money, if that is a consideration, and also to venture into territory the family has not previously explored, and still have lots of fun. |
As the International Emergency Services section, we are dependent on territories, organisations and people donating money for relief work. |
Significantly, states party to the treaty can not allow non-signatories to keep landmine stocks on territory under their jurisdiction or control. |
The Quartet proposed an initial meeting between the parties within a month, comprehensive proposals on territory and security within three months, and an agreement no later than the end of 2012. |
Sure, a few people may have spruiked it as an idea, but no one in his right mind would invest in putting a pipeline through territory held by tribes with the history the Afghans have. |
It is the nature of the beast, it goes with territory, and there is very little that can be done when people's silence is regularly bought for a good sum of quaterly or yearly fee. |