territorial

If China persists in making these territorial claims in the South China Sea, how will they enforce it?

And eventually, Western nations began building infrastructure in China, at the cost of further, sometimes extensive territorial concessions.

See how so many countries are rushing to resolve territorial disputes at the International Court of justice?

Just buy an old reefer and take it out beyond the territorial limit, and you're done.

After all China has a (often strongly expressed) territorial claim to Taiwan (and vice versa, but that is not as well-known).

The world map will always be in flux due to territorial disputes like these, in the end it is all about money.

If we grant Israel its claimed borders, it has only ever witnessed domestic terrorism, never territorial aggression from neighboring states.

Attempts to distract the public with territorial disputes will continue and eventually lead to military conflict should the leadership feel threatened by social unrest.

Some will probably embrace it, but I can see some of the larger corps acting territorial.

What will the firm do about a cat that starts acting out - running away, clawing, or more commonly, spraying to make territorial markings?

The 12 NM territorial limit for a natural island certainly allows the power owning it to build barracks, airfields, and artillery batteries within that limit.

I know there is an important territorial dispute between China and Japan (Senkaku islands), and minor conflicts between Japan/Korea and China/Korea.

This kind of "territorial pissing" is, I'm afraid, necessary in order to maintain the validity of a trademark.

I think they're both related to upholding territorial claims, which the PRC says is a "core interest" (ie, something they're willing to go to war over), but I don't think it's viewed as a direct domino effect.