Sentence examples for * demarcation in from inspiring English sources

The trauma of that day led us to expect an abrupt demarcation in our lives and in the life of the nation.

The foreign policy manifested in the wake of these attacks, misdirected and less than honest, is also a demarcation in the history of American policy.

The upheaval of the kidnapping and trial was a sharp demarcation in a life that had until then proceeded with little incident.

The Fermi level represents the demarcation in energy within the conduction band of a metal between the energy levels occupied by electrons and those that are unoccupied.

It was he who decreed the Papal Line of Demarcation in 1493, dividing the new world between the Spanish and the Portuguese.

The Indians' fierce opposition to placing demarcation in the hands of Congress is easy to understand: some 250 members of Congress are linked to the powerful "ruralist" congressional caucus, representing interests including agro-business and the timber, mining and energy industries.

Straddling the demarcation line in Panmunjom are several blue huts, where officials from North and South have historically held talks aimed at building the foundations for rapprochement.

The two Koreas — which have never formally ended their war — need to finally set a demarcation line in the West Sea where the Cheonan was attacked and sank.

They can start by helping the two Koreas agree on a demarcation line in the West Sea, where the Cheonan was attacked.

The UN drew up the Green Line as a ceasefire demarcation line in 1963 after intervening to end communal tension.

There is no clear demarcation line in the water, simply what is called the Northern Limit Line.