Sentence examples for boundaries are set from inspiring English sources

Now the boundaries are set.

The game's boundaries are set up for someone to snap once in a while.

It is a matter for government to ensure the right boundaries are set so that our approaches are justified, necessary and proportionate".

Exam boards will review the advice and guidance they give to schools about GCSE English including its structure, how grade boundaries are set and how they should be used.

Because of the way in which constituency boundaries are set for the 650 House of Commons seats, the Conservatives need to win by a margin over Labour of about seven percentage points just to eke out a majority.

"We believe expanding this effort to the whole city becomes even more important as ward boundaries are set to change later in the year," said the spokesman, Matt Smith, referring to an upcoming ward remap.

As a result those grade boundaries were set generously.

Until the 1960's, the Supreme Court steered clear of how political boundaries were set.

The Supreme Court steered clear of how political boundaries were set until 1960, when it declared racial gerrymandering to be unconstitutional.

In pre-modern families, the boundaries were set in stone, with dire effects on women, younger sons and anyone who tried to rebel.

The old boundaries were set using information from the 1990 census and a definition from the Office of Management and Budget as to what constitutes an urban area.