Sentence examples for territory from high-quality English sources.

• It lies to the east of the rest of the territory.

• A territory-wide curfew is scheduled to end today.

• The planned exchange of parcels of each other's territory is concentrated around some 200 enclaves.

• And does his remaining in the territory thereby imply that he consents to the authority of the territory?

• The rest of the territory has just a few small villages.

• The Northern Territory is a territory of Australia.

• …government-in-exile and fought Morocco and Mauritania for control of the territory.

• The Northern Territory covers an area of 520,902 square miles (1,349,129 square kilometers).

Use territory in a sentence.

• The Northern Territory has entered its second round for the Territory Tourism Voucher scheme.

• In 1907 Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory combined to become the new state of Oklahoma.

• The Northern Territory (Self-Government) Act of 1978 established the Northern Territory as a self-governing entity.

• Pop. city, (2001) 808,515; union territory, (2001) 1,063,000; city, (2011) 960,787; union territory, (2011) 1,054,686.

• When Ohio was set off as a separate unit, the remainder of the old Northwest Territory was organized as the Indiana Territory in 1800.

• During the winter of 1852-3 the territory was divided, all north of the Columbia River being taken from Oregon to make Washington Territory.

• It has been shown that the acquisition of territory as a result of a war of aggression does not give title to that territory under international law.

• The House of Representatives (the lower house) comprises 150 members, including two each from the Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory.

territory sentence examples

• Cocos Islands, officially Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Islands, also called Keeling Islands, external territory of Australia in the eastern Indian Ocean.

• It determined the government of the Northwest Territory and planned for the admission of the territory—as states equal to the existing ones—into the union.

• Indian Territory, originally “all of that part of the United States west of the Mississippi, and not within the States of Missouri and Louisiana, or the Territory of Arkansas.”

• The new Eighth District took much of the territory of the old 17th, essentially swapping out some conservative territory for some other conservative territory, leaving the partisan balance roughly the same.