Sentence examples for boundaries before the from inspiring English sources

* As the Telegraph reported earlier this week, Señor John Bercow MP, husband to the more famous Sally (and the Speaker of the House of Commons), is the subject of a plot by Tory MPs to fiddle with his constituency boundaries before the next election.

At one level, by putting the United States on record as supporting the 1967 borders as the starting point for negotiations over a Palestinian state, Mr. Obama was simply endorsing reality: Middle East analysts say a new state would inevitably be drawn on the basis of Israel's boundaries before the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, which created the contours of today's Middle East.

When constructing envelopes during the sifting process, inadequate information is available on the modulation of two boundaries before the first extremum and after the last extremum.

(c) Inadequate information is available on the modulation of two boundaries before the first extremum and after the last extremum when constructing envelopes.

However, Vince, who was the first player to pass 1,000 first-class run this season, met the situation with positive strokes as he collected 10 boundaries before the close.

The League of Women Voters of Florida, which led the successful court challenge, called for vigilance as it presses legislators to fix the boundaries before the election.

After making a couple of diving saves early in the innings, Yuvraj even claimed a late run-out with a direct hit from cover, and then crunched a couple of elegant boundaries before hitting the winning run with three overs to spare.

The trick is to set communication boundaries BEFORE you fall into the trap of working until midnight on Saturday nights.

With 11 needed to win, another cover-drive rasped to the boundary, before, Hughes advanced a half-step to Mortimore's final ball, massacring an enormous six over mid-wicket.

As it is well known, the Green's function in the spectral domain inside the n ground layer is always composed by a first term that represents the direct ray between the source and the observation point and a second term that represents the superposition of the rays that undergo partial reflections at the upper and lower slab boundaries before reaching the field point.

Ideally, they would have followed the United States Geological Survey map from 1939, which showed the boundary before the states dammed the river, said Bill Abney, a lawyer who led Texas' volunteer 1997 boundary commission.