Àdàkọ:Outlying territories of European countries
Àkíyèsí fún àwọn aṣeàtúnṣe nípa báwo ni wọ́n le ṣàkóso ìṣeébòmọ́lẹ̀:
- Ẹ lo
{{Outlying territories of European countries|state=collapsed}}láti fi àdàkọ yìí hàn ní bíbòmọ́lẹ̀. - Ẹ lo
{{Outlying territories of European countries|state=expanded}}láti fi àdàkọ yìí hàn ní híhàn (kedere). - Ẹ lo
{{Outlying territories of European countries|state=autocollapse}}láti fi àdàkọ yìí hàn ní bíbòmọ́lẹ̀ nìkan tí àdàkọ irú míràn bá wà nínú ojúewé. (Àyé yìí ló wà láti ìbẹ̀rẹ̀.)
Inclusion criteria
[àtúnṣe àmìọ̀rọ̀]In order to avoid possible confusion and misunderstanding, the eligibility for inclusion in this template is defined as follows:
- A European outlying territory is a territory which:
- has any political status other than independent, sovereign state;
- has a common sovereignty with some member state of the Council of Europe;
- either
- (a) the nearest independent country is not a member of the Council of Europe, or
- (b) the distance to the nearest European territory is more than 400 nautical miles.
- The distance in (a) is measured to the nearest other territory; the distance in (b) is twice the EEZ limit under the Law of the Sea Convention, ensuring that the respective jurisdictional waters are not contiguous.
See also
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