CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TERRITORIALISE
PRESENT
Present
I territorialise
you territorialise
he/she/it territorialises
we territorialise
you territorialise
they territorialise
Present continuous
I am territorialising
you are territorialising
he/she/it is territorialising
we are territorialising
you are territorialising
they are territorialising
Present perfect
I have territorialised
you have territorialised
he/she/it has territorialised
we have territorialised
you have territorialised
they have territorialised
Present perfect continuous
I have been territorialising
you have been territorialising
he/she/it has been territorialising
we have been territorialising
you have been territorialising
they have been territorialising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I territorialised
you territorialised
he/she/it territorialised
we territorialised
you territorialised
they territorialised
Past continuous
I was territorialising
you were territorialising
he/she/it was territorialising
we were territorialising
you were territorialising
they were territorialising
Past perfect
I had territorialised
you had territorialised
he/she/it had territorialised
we had territorialised
you had territorialised
they had territorialised
Past perfect continuous
I had been territorialising
you had been territorialising
he/she/it had been territorialising
we had been territorialising
you had been territorialising
they had been territorialising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will territorialise
you will territorialise
he/she/it will territorialise
we will territorialise
you will territorialise
they will territorialise
Future continuous
I will be territorialising
you will be territorialising
he/she/it will be territorialising
we will be territorialising
you will be territorialising
they will be territorialising
Future perfect
I will have territorialised
you will have territorialised
he/she/it will have territorialised
we will have territorialised
you will have territorialised
they will have territorialised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been territorialising
you will have been territorialising
he/she/it will have been territorialising
we will have been territorialising
you will have been territorialising
they will have been territorialising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would territorialise
you would territorialise
he/she/it would territorialise
we would territorialise
you would territorialise
they would territorialise
Conditional continuous
I would be territorialising
you would be territorialising
he/she/it would be territorialising
we would be territorialising
you would be territorialising
they would be territorialising
Conditional perfect
I would have territorialise
you would have territorialise
he/she/it would have territorialise
we would have territorialise
you would have territorialise
they would have territorialise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been territorialising
you would have been territorialising
he/she/it would have been territorialising
we would have been territorialising
you would have been territorialising
they would have been territorialising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you territorialise
we let´s territorialise
you territorialise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to territorialise
Past participle
territorialised
Present Participle
territorialising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TERRITORIALISE»
Discover the use of
territorialise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
territorialise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
International Theory: Positivism and Beyond
... estranged, nomadic figure, who is never far from engagement in battle but who,
in his engagements, is committed to nothing other than an abstract and mobile
will to territorialise, to make some sort of sovereign territorialisation of life work, ...
Steve Smith, Ken Booth, Marysia Zalewski, 1996
2
Nowhere Somewhere: Writing, Space and the Construction of Utopia
... re-territorialise sur les branches dont elle se sert pour passer d'arbre en arbre;
la main préhensive comme locomotion déterritorialisée se re-territorialise sur des
éléments arrachés, empruntés, nommés outils, qu'elle va brandir ou propulser.
José Eduardo Reis, Jorge Bastos da Silva, 2006
3
Media Rituals: A Critical Approach
ade-territorialise«. the wider patterns of celebrity productionacross socialspace;
indeeda certainamount ofirony and laughterhas alwaysbeena regular,
evenanecessary, part of the larger-space reproduction of social order (Bakhtin
1984).
4
Transnational Migration and Childhood
Against this empowering potential, I identified 'errant mobility' as an unresolved
liminality which is characterised by the inability to de—territorialise socially and
psychologically from 'home' and therefore to re— territorialise elsewhere.
Naomi Tyrrell, Allen White, Caitriona Ni Laoire, 2013
5
Time, Media and Modernity
Thus we might identify through one axis of the assemblage of globital time that
time zones territorialise and de-territorialise different Clock Times: time zones
slice through national boundaries, they connect nation states, they divide and
bring ...
6
After the Cosmopolitan?: Multicultural Cities and the Future ...
In this chapter it is instead suggested that if we are to understand the manner in
which urban cultures de-territorialise and re-territorialise then we must
understand simultaneously the iterative relationship between the activity that
takes The ...
7
Stretching Beyond the Horizon: A Multiplanar Theory of ...
Where environmental justice is concerned, both State and civil society agents
tend to re/territorialise via quantitative, science-driven, policy-oriented,
performance-measured, bureaucratic-centred projects of regulation and control.
The State ...
8
Urban Navigations: Politics, Space and the City in South Asia
Their working conditions are often abject, and are compounded by the social
stigma attached to the handling of waste.1 Some, who are able to territorialise
work and living spaces by warding off rival efforts to territorialise — these include
...
Jonathan Shapiro Anjaria, Colin McFarlane, 2013
9
Cool Places: Geographies of Youth Cultures
Our attempts to territorialise space can have a range of different motivations. At
one level, representing space as essentially organised into compartments—at
the extreme as organised into nested scalar hierarchies— seems simply to be an
...
Tracey Skelton, Gill Valentine, 2005
10
Transgressions: Critical Australian Indigenous Histories
During the late nineteenth century, however, pastoralists increasingly
encroached upon, and pastoral leases began to re-territorialise Tjungurrayi's
ancestral country (Fig 5.15). This fuelled animosities between the two groups of
people.
Ingereth Macfarlane, Mark Hannah, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TERRITORIALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
territorialise is used in the context of the following news items.
GARD RHODANIEN Un Contrat local de santé pour « coordonner et …
Pour lui, le Contrat Local de Santé permet également de coller au plus près du territoire : « on territorialise, on apporte des réponses en fonction des réalités du ... «Objectif Gard, Jul 15»
« Nouveaux christianismes » (2/5) : « En Afrique, le pape François …
Pour de nombreux croyants, le Dieu n'est plus situé en Europe et venu s'installer en Afrique. Il se territorialise en Afrique et s'y révèle au travers des prophètes ». «Le Monde, Jul 15»
Be realistic about your bathroom
Since time immemorial people have needed to territorialise their own homes, whether it is as a recent acquisition or an improvement, but have not really given ... «Henley Standard, Jun 15»
The stratified diasporas of Somalians
The Muslim transnational movement, Tablighi Jamaat, has helped Somalis in Mayfair to territorialise their religious identity. Being associated with Tablighi ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Feb 15»
Apprentissage du code à l'école : "les choses bougent !"
Cela me gêne car ça territorialise l'informatique comme une matière scientifique. Il existe un risque, notamment, que les filles se disent « c'est une matière ... «VousNousIls.fr, Oct 14»
Standing tall in a concrete jungle
Old trees challenge plans made by urban planners, politicians or other interest groups to territorialise land. A case in point is former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister ... «The Hindu, Jun 14»
Why do our offices make us so miserable?
In 1993, Jay Chiat of the advertising agency Chiat/Day resolved to “de-territorialise” the office by getting rid of the “walls, desks, and cubicles,” the “desktop ... «New Statesman, Apr 14»
15 steps to a 100% jargon free life in architecture
Territory/Territorialise/De-territorialise: As in; ”This is my attempt at de-teretorialising the ideological function of jargon through challenging preconceived notions ... «Building Design, Sep 13»
From Sweden to Turkey: The uneven dynamics of the era of riots
Participants in these movements, contrary to the riots of the excluded, consider it very important to territorialise their presence (something not unrelated to the ... «libcom.org, Jun 13»
'Street art is like a dog urinating on a wall': Rare female street artist …
Street art is a male-dominated scene. Not only is a culture of hooded men creating art at night, but it is also in the arguably masculine need to territorialise a ... «The Independent, Apr 13»
