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1 territorial
територіальний; земельнийterritorial application of a statute — = territorial application of a law чинність (дія) закону в просторі
territorial application of a law — = territorial application of a statute
territorial claims on neighboring states — = territorial claims on neighbouring states територіальні претензії до сусідніх держав
- territorial acquisition by warterritorial claims on neighbouring states — = territorial claims on neighboring states
- territorial administration
- territorial-administrative
- territorial agreement
- territorial applicability
- territorial asylum
- territorial authorities
- territorial authority
- territorial autonomy
- territorial basis
- territorial bay
- territorial border
- territorial boundaries
- territorial claims
- territorial constituency
- territorial dispute
- territorial domain
- territorial entity
- territorial fiction
- territorial form of government
- territorial integrity
- territorial inviolability
- territorial jurisdiction
- territorial law
- territorial law
- territorial limitation
- territorial limits
- territorial lime
- territorial possessions
- territorial principle
- territorial property
- territorial rights
- territorial sovereignty
- territorial supremacy
- territorial title
- territorial unit
- territorial validity
- territorial waters
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