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exterritoriality
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exterritoriality: see extraterritoriality extraterritoriality or exterritoriality, privilege of immunity from local law enforcement enjoyed by certain aliens. Although physically present upon the territory of a foreign nation, those aliens possessing extraterritoriality are considered
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The continuous scientific and technological advancement of this system secures implementation of the exterritorial principles while obtaining standard or specific topographic and geodetic information in any area of the globe without violating borders and sovereignty of nations.
Military formations as part of the JGF should be manned on a mixed basis (conscripts and contract servicemen), combining the territorial and the exterritorial principle of selecting military servicemen for operations in the zone of an internal armed conflict.
first, violates the exterritorial principle of armed forces manpower acquisition (owing to a lack of official housing for military servicemen and their families, enlistment of reservists for military service will be based mainly on the residential principle); this could lead to creation of armed formations in RF components based on the territorial principle;
 
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