exterritorial การใช้

• The chairman, Willfried Penner, said members of foreign governments enjoy exterritorial immunity and therefore cannot be prosecuted.
• It is guarded by United Nations security personnel, since the VIC has exterritorial status; the ACV does not.
• Removing freshly laid mines in autumn 1985 in the Suez Canal was the first exterritorial use of German mine clearance divers.
• He denied Russia had asked Poland for an " exterritorial road corridor " through northeastern Poland to the " Kaliningrad enclave ."
• Almost the entire town centre became an exterritorial zone, because all the important administrative buildings of the town's infrastructure went to the British.
• This is sometimes described as " extra-territorial " ( or " exterritorial " ) since governments often would serve non-contiguous parcels of land.
• The Nationalists and ethnic minorities delegated V . T . Tiber-Petrov to take the position of the Minister of Native Affairs, D . G . Sulima-Minister of Exterritorial Peoples, E . D . Rinchino-Minister of Public Education, G . S . Neometullov to be a minister with no charge.