a zone of influence造句

• Spain also gained a zone of influence in Northern Morocco which became Spanish Morocco.
• Greece could declare a zone of influence in the south, where a small Greek minority resides.
• The 300 volt point defining a zone of influence around a sub station is dependent on the ground resistivity in ohms, the amount of fault current in amperes.
• And China's negotiators stuck to a demand that the U . S . military stop all reconnaissance flights in a zone of influence claimed by China that covers nearly the entire South China Sea.
• Premier Costas Simitis last week told his Albanian counterpart, Prime Minister Bashkim Fino, that Greece was not interested in creating a zone of influence in Albania " or to compete over influence with other countries ."
• By the agreement signed with France and Spain in November that year, Spain gained a zone of influence in the Rif and the Cape Juby areas, where the sultan remained nominally the sovereign and was represented by a vice regent under the control of the Spanish high commission.
• But the deal is based on the belief that a big piece of the electronic prairie can indeed be fenced off, that a big company can create a zone of influence within which people watch or listen to its content, coming over its wires, and pay for the privilege.
• Nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky suggested that instead of vetoing a U . N . resolution authorizing the use of force, Russia insert a condition that Russian troops take part in the occupation of Iraq and establish a zone of influence in northern Iraq, including the Kirkuk oil fields, Interfax said.
• On Friday, Russia's lower parliament house rejected a statement proposed by nationalist lawmaker Vladimir Zhirinovsky that would have called on Russia not to veto a U . N . resolution authorizing the use of force against Iraq, but instead to insert a condition that Russian troops take part in its occupation and establish a zone of influence in northern Iraq, including the Kirkuk oil fields.