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Meanings of territorial limit in English
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Usage of territorial limit in English
1
Twelve nautical miles is an internationally recognised territorial limit.
2
The law may not apply on the high seas outside the territorial limit, according to marine sector representatives.
3
Outside the 12 mile territorial limit, the State has no jurisdiction beyond economic matters such as fish stocks.
4
I now understood the reason for the alteration in my proposed territorial limit from the 14 degrees N. lat.
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The State is a separate and distinct organism, deriving its rights directly from the people within its territorial limit.
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I hardly see what else we could call moving the entire task force to the edge of the Seaford territorial limit!
7
Nor had the late events affected only territorial limits and political institutions.
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China, which sits on the northern territorial limits of the sea, unilaterally disagrees.
9
The preamble of the Quebec Act fixed new territorial limits for the province.
10
When pursued, they sought safety in the territorial limits of Florida.
11
The Army of the Potomac was a separate command and had no territorial limits.
12
Many changes in territorial limits were made, and the free cities lost their independence.
13
Within the territorial limits of the city, same as circuit courts have in the counties.
14
The question seemed to have something to do with the territorial limits for fishing fleets.
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Twelve nautical miles marks the territorial limits recognized internationally.
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By virtue of this very principle it cannot extend one inch beyond its own territorial limits.