Sentence examples for borders moving from inspiring English sources

In a stunning about-face, Hamas has formally declared acceptance of a Palestinian state (based on 1967 borders), moving away from its hyperbolic calls for the destruction of Israel.

Forecasts say that the total area of permafrost may shrink by 10 12% in 20 25 years with permafrost borders moving 150 200 km northeast in Russia (10).

The evidence that V6 cells are sensitive to large visual stimuli, in particular to moving elongated luminance borders moving in constant directions, could help in understanding the meaning in term of direction of ego motion of the visual feedback evoked by translational ego motion (motion of the subject on a car, for instance, but even the visual stimulation evoked by head rotation).

Spanish has long been the predominant language in many parts of the United States, and many Spanish-speaking folks became Americans because the borders moved, not because they did.

We invest a vast amount of money in intelligence and terrorists have to, by their nature, take risks: cross borders, move weapons.

If snap referendums are called, will the Russian troops that are now massed on eastern Ukraine's borders move into those areas in the name of protecting ethnic Russians from Kiev's "provocateurs," as in Crimea?

When my father was growing up, the borders moved constantly, and knowing these languages mattered.

Under the terms of the peace treaty Rome's borders moved north to Philae and the two tribes received an annual gold stipend.

Shouldn't the borders move a bit in B next to the cells that are ablated?

Changes of the LSC IR borders in Viscum tend to increase the size of the IR compared with Vitis, but the SSC IR borders move in the other direction, more or less compensating for the gains.

Has the border moved?" ATW replied an hour later to the first minister: "There has been no border moving that I have been made aware of, but I apologise if the English announcements upset you".