territoryDefinition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary Jump to: navigation, searchNounterritory (plural territories)
Related termsFrom Wiktionary under the GNU Free Documentation License. A territory (from the word 'terra', meaning 'land') is a defined area (including land and waters), considered to be a possession of a person, organization, institution, animal, state or country subdivision. The word can also mean:
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GNU Free Documentation License  suite101.com unknown hu, 29 Jul 2010 19:32:36 GM The Treaty of Cusseta sealed the fate of the eastern Creek Nation. By 1836, the Creek had been forced to relocate to Indian . Territory. . From Google Blog Search: "territory"  seattle.sbnation.com Sat, 17 Jul 2010 17:41:17 GMT+00:00 --Traveling To Angel Stadium SB Nation Seattle (blog) The Mariners play the Angels tonight in Anaheim. Although I still haven't come to terms with the fact that ...  blogs.wsj.com Thu, 22 Jul 2010 02:50:21 GMT+00:00 Will Not be Used for Export of Indian Goods: Qureshi Wall Street Journal (blog) Pak Territory Will Not be Used for Export of Indian Goods: Qureshi: The Pakistan government on Wednesday stepped in to counter mounting criticism of a ...  examiner.com Sun, 25 Jul 2010 14:33:22 GMT+00:00 Examiner.com That responsibility will be completely new territory for him. And is he going to be suspected of murdering Rita? The last part, that's something that will ... From Google News Search: "territory"  i100.photobucket.com 600px x 800px | 125.80kB [source page] This post sponsored by Ryrob and Pals We Deliver http i100 photobucket com albums m12 rybear81 territory jpg From Yahoo Image Search: "territory" How do I stop my male Beagle to stop marking territory in the house? Q. My un-neutered Beagle keeps marking his territory in the house! He's 3 yrs. old. I had another male dog (a mixed breed) for 13 yrs. & he never did his thing in the house. Asked by eddiedebbie1 - Fri Feb 24 14:20:56 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. I train dogs and this is a common problem, he is not altered, so he has the boy dog tendancys to mark everywhere. You need to serioulsy consider getting him neutered. If that is not what you wanna do, everytime (consistency is the key) he sprays you tell him NO you need to make him feel bad, he doesnt wanna make you upset with him and take him outside. You also need to take a rag and get the pee on it show it to him outside and tell him "peepee outside". let him smell it so he can realize its his and then leave him outside with the rag. Go inside and clean clean clean the spot good. you MUST do this whole ordeal everytime. or he will not stop. ask him several time during the day if he needs to pee pee. neutering and gettign rid of that… [cont.] Answered by Joieanew - Fri Feb 24 15:10:06 2006 How do I stop my male cat from marking his territory in my home? Q. I have a male cat and we love him dearly. I was wondering if having him neutered would help this problem. He doesn't do it all of the time but often he will mark his territory all over my home. HELP. Thank you for your answers. Asked by hunterschowder - Thu Aug 14 11:10:27 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. Get him fixed ASAP. This will make him stop spraying and prevent any unwanted kittens. Don't let him outside until you get him fixed!!! We used to have a male cat that sprayed in our house all the time and it smelled sooo bad. We got him fixed and he stopped. Answered by GingerKid - Thu Aug 14 11:18:31 2008 What can a state do, can they go back to being a territory?
Q. If the budget of a state became too much for them could they regress and go back to being a territory? Would they lose less money that way? Could they cut their budget that way? Like California or any other state? Asked by readit20032000 - Wed Feb 25 12:19:26 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. Such a thing has never occurred, but I would have to say that state's do not have the constitutional power to do such a thing. A territory can petition to become a state, but not visa versa. The federal government, to my knowledge, does not have the power to cause a state to return to territory status by act of statute. (It would require a constitutional amendment). Answered by scskipworth - Sat Feb 28 22:43:43 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "territory" |
