The phrase "agreed borders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing territorial boundaries that have been mutually accepted by parties involved, such as in diplomatic or legal discussions.
Example: "The two countries finally reached a consensus on the agreed borders after years of negotiations."
Alternatives: "recognized boundaries" or "established borders".
Moreover, for almost fifty years, India and Pakistan have avoided intentional hostilities across agreed borders.
The Palestinians could have a state, he suggested -- one with no agreed borders and no great change in present conditions.
Its place became a matter of doubt in the 1960s, when Israel no longer confined itself to its internationally agreed borders.
We will refrain from using force against them as long as they stay inside mutually agreed borders".Phil NorthcottCoquitlam, CanadaSIR - You state without any qualification that Israel's position "is that it accepts the right of the Palestinians to a state in the West Bank and Gaza, but says that the final border should be set by negotiation".
This week, Israeli helicopter-gunships twice fired missiles at the home of a militant leader in a Gaza refugee camp.Mr Arafat's return from exile and the creation of the PA, under the Oslo peace accords of the early 1990s (see our chronology of the Middle East conflict) were supposed to lead to the creation of a Palestinian state, with agreed borders, based in the West Bank and Gaza.
The lack of mutually agreed borders in this area led to several international conflicts, from the Cisplatine War to the Paraguayan War.
In fact, previous presidents have mediated on the assumption that any agreed border would roughly follow the pre-1967 one. pre-1967 one
But the kingdom retaliated by finally revealing the previously agreed border realignment to the world – and more to the point, to the United Nations.
India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, insists that there can be no redrawing of international boundaries, ie, of the "line of control", disputed by Pakistan, that divides Kashmir in the absence of an agreed border.
The statement, from the Qatari foreign minister, was the first time the League had acknowledged the possibility of some Jewish settlements in the West Bank being on Israel's side of any agreed border.
India says Chinese soldiers have set up camp 19km (12 miles) on its side of the "line of actual control" (LAC) that separates Ladakh in its state of Jammu & Kashmir from China, in the absence of an agreed border.
