Sentences with phrase «claims over the territory»

Although Spain has not relinquished its claims over the territory it has agreed to address more practical issues in order to win the residents» support; the vast majority of Gibraltar's population support remaining under British sovereignty.

Not exact matches

For example, in April 2013, the patriarchate of Antioch broke off communion with the patriarchate of Jerusalem over the dispute about the jurisdiction over Qatar territories, to which both churches lay claim.

The USA lost its claim to the Oregon Territory more than 150 years ago — get over it.

The British claim on the territory began 300 years ago when it was signed over permanently by the treaty of Utrecht.

Nothing daunted by this rather substantial mathematical error the story morphed into multiplying the estimated number of attenders by the known entry fee and then claiming that «RT made over a million dollars», which brings it fairly and squarely into my territory, the profit and loss account.

In addition to being a possible byproduct of stress, cat scratching fulfills a natural feline need to mark its territory, thereby claiming ownership over a site, whether a precious home interior, furniture or its own scratch post.

If an elderly dog leaks urine all over his owner's sofa due to lack of bladder control, it's not the same as another dog urinating indoors to claim his territory, for example.

So I left them a few notes asking them to please keep their kitty indoors because there is a feral cat in the neighborhood who has staked his claim (which I support) and he attacks Eddie over territory disputes.

The dog the beagles kickout will eventually come back to claim his territory but not before the hyenas take over.

It is the exceptionals which grow the pool of knowledge, by crawling over the edges and claiming new territory.

Thus, for example, the significance of overlapping and competing claims to Aboriginal title over the same territory is uncertain.

That same map used today may privilege one nation's claim to territory over the others because only one was documented on the map, even though multiple nations shared the territory at the time the map was made.

[92] Brownhill, S., «Larrakia claims over Darwin: Decision of the Full Federal Court in Risk v Northern Territory and Quall v Northern Territory [2007] FCAFC 46; BC200702332» (July 2007), 8 (3), Native Title News, p44.

As indicated in my discussion of State and Territory policies (96) a preference for negotiation over litigation provides an invaluable opportunity for governments and traditional owner groups to ensure that native title agreements respond to policies directed to the economic and social development of the native title claim group rather than to the demands of the legal system.

But as with the glacier, should you choose to continue, therapy offers the opportunity to discover uncharted territory and claim victory over the challenge.

Just as a right of international law to innocent passage does not undermine the sovereignty of the coastal state over the territorial sea (66)(nor its right to regulate the exercise of innocent passage in respect of a number of matters), (67) nor should the right of innocent passage prejudice Indigenous claims in the respect of the use, management and control of their sea territories and resources.