Sentence examples for Temporary zone from inspiring English sources

But Johnston, through the force of his concentration, was also burrowing through the sadness to that temporary zone of freedom that is the goal (or one goal) of most music.

If financing levels remain close to the current $13 million allocated annually for the project, that should allow what Mr. Bowers characterizes as the continued success of the program to proceed with release of almost two-thirds of the temporary zone.

The Temple itself is a temporary zone erected over the long weekend to host "new spiritual and scientific modalities, heart-opening wisdom, whimsical teachings for the Aquarian Age, group ceremonies and life changing rituals, deep healing, potent unveiling of ancient technologies and breakthroughs in next-level consciousness".

with temporary zones already in place.

Temporary zones are also established if an outbreak spreads beyond that.

It is unclear from the proposal, described by an administration official, how many countries would be designated temporary zones of active hostility.

Increasingly, the United States looked on with indifference as Prime Minister Sharon took unilateral steps to protect Israelis that infuriated the Palestinians, including building walls to cut Israel off from suicide bombers and ordinary Palestinians, dividing up the West Bank into supposedly temporary zones of security and more permanent zones of settlement.

Under the agreement read out by mediators Norway and Cuba the rebels will lay down their arms within 180 days of a final agreement and demobilize into 23 temporary zones and eight camps.

A temporary exclusion zone remains in place at Dalmore Bay, where the rig initially ran aground, until the seabed has been swept for any debris or environmental impact.

The army is trying to establish a temporary buffer zone of 4 or 5 miles that would make Sderot harder to hit.

By pushing into Jabaliya, the army is trying to establish a temporary buffer zone of four to five miles that would make Sederot harder to hit.