interterritorial造句

• The first " interterritorial " match for Kenya took place in 1954 at Arusha against Tanganyika ( as Tanzania was known at the time ).
• However, by joining forces and intelligence capabilities with its partners in Canada and abroad, " C " Division is able to conduct successful interterritorial investigations.
• The interterritorial space between the isogenous cell groups contains relatively more collagen fibers, causing it to maintain its shape while the actual cells shrink, creating the lacunae.
• Articles 69, 70 and 71 of the Law of Cohesion regulate the principal functions of the Interterritorial Council of the SNS . The principal aspects of the Interterritorial Council are:
• Articles 69, 70 and 71 of the Law of Cohesion regulate the principal functions of the Interterritorial Council of the SNS . The principal aspects of the Interterritorial Council are:
• As an Independent he was Minister of the Interterritorial Coordination in the first four Provisional Governments, of the Social Communication in the 6th, and Minister of Justice in the 1st Constitutional Government of M醨io Soares.
• In 1960 the colonial authorities tasked him with formulating a roadmap to guide and coordinate an interterritorial, interdisciplinary and interagency crisis-management team to deal with " kwashiorkor " crisis a disease with high mortality-rates among infants and children.
• After the Carnation Revolution on 25 April 1974, the ministry continued to exist, provisionally, as the "'Interterritorial Coordination Ministry "'( " Minist閞io da Coordena玢o Interterritorial " ), until the independence of the last Portuguese territories of Africa in 1975.
• After the Carnation Revolution on 25 April 1974, the ministry continued to exist, provisionally, as the "'Interterritorial Coordination Ministry "'( " Minist閞io da Coordena玢o Interterritorial " ), until the independence of the last Portuguese territories of Africa in 1975.
• The strategic mission consisted of the interterritorial connection between European Portugal and the DC-6 and later Boeing 707 aircraft . After acquiring the Boeing 707 in the early 1970s, the Air Force was able take a large share of the transport missions that until then were made through the use of merchant ships, reducing the connection time between the different territories.