territorial boundary

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There and elsewhere, territorial boundaries sliced across well-established networks of communication, trade, common traditions, and strong ties of kinship.
However, discussions have rarely reached beyond territorial boundaries and strictly local contexts.
As a result, defining and marking the territorial boundaries between arts disciplines in the country has become a complicated issue.
These forces enable power and resources to flow across, over, and around territorial boundaries and escape mechanisms of national democratic control.
The nation had to establish and consolidate itself, to expand its territorial boundaries and to negotiate its role among the older and more powerful western nations.
Far from wanting to destroy the technical innovations introduced by colonial governments, and their methods of administration and governance, they kept such things intact, and also retained existing territorial boundaries.
They are usually drawn up under the stimulus of a resource conflict in which social and territorial boundaries are clearly drawn, and activist supporters are in attendance.
Teubner's focus is on the legal regimes created by and for global non-state actors by invisible social networks and invisible professional communities which transcend territorial boundaries.
Third, the two most effective discriminant functions are used to construct a territorial map showing the distribution of individual group members and the territorial boundaries that separate them.
Territorial boundaries are becoming practically meaningless as enormous amounts of information are spreading throughout the world almost instantaneously.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Then again, we have divergencies of views which cut right across territorial boundaries.
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