Sentence examples for boundaries and it from inspiring English sources

The paper aims to introduce an integrated framework for LCE defining the concept and its boundaries, and it argues for the need to reorientate LCE towards the environmental dimension of sustainability.

It would be a way to raise the club's profile beyond its boundaries, and it needs them to pick up only one gifted youngster from the game's Glaswegian development programme, or perhaps a new corporate partner, for the small level of investment required to pay off.

The council said it needed to identify ways to deal with household waste as it was fast running out of landfill space within its boundaries and it faced a huge tax bill for using such facilities.

The Northern Renaissance (roughly c. 1400-1600) spans an historical period of epochal transitions: Europe began this era with a globe and mindset that seldom ventured beyond its geographic boundaries, and it concluded these centuries as one continent within a world that was emphatically, unavoidably, and thrillingly global.

It sees the nation as "having more flexible Ottoman imperial boundaries" and it pursues economic interests "without concern for the ethnic identity of its interlocutors or the role they played in Republican history".Yet, as Ms White points out, the Kemalists and the new Turks have one thing in common: a deeply embedded nationalism.

Their loyalty has no boundaries and it lasts forever.

To return to Experiments 2 and 3, the boundary + landmark group may have devoted so much attention to the landmark during the search for the platform that it failed to notice its position with reference to the boundary, and it was for this reason that learning about the boundary was impaired.

There was a wet ball, a short boundary and it was my night".

It was a hard, clean punch to the boundary and it said that England had gained finally a clear advantage.

The results will be help to set design criteria for the pressure boundary and it will take long time but an appropriate safety system would be introduced.

6.34am GMT 45th over: Australia 183-7 (Faulkner 9, Coulter-Nile 3) Coulter-Nile chips Broad high towards the mid-wicket boundary and it drops just short of a rapidly moving Stokes.