Sentence examples for boundaries to its from inspiring English sources

The government said it wanted to safeguard the outcome of future polls; critics said it planned to alter the boundaries to its advantage.

Opponents of the law change said it would have allowed the government to redefine electoral boundaries to its advantage ahead of fresh polls.

The state stands extant in society, with no competitors and no clear boundaries to its power: rather than negotiating collectively with the state, other groups have instead traditionally sought favour and advantage on an individual basis.

Instead, matter is thought of as spread out and as present in various strengths across a region without any sharp boundaries to its location.

The river provided a boundary to its farmland when 17th-century Dutch settlers called it Hog Island; and as Blackwell's Island it was a place of quarantine, for the ill, the criminal and the insane.

But the brief occupation of Vietnam was met with determined local guerrilla resistance, and the Ming government quickly decided to restore the boundary to its original line.

Concretely speaking, rooted from physical conservation law, the Neumann boundary condition is considered as contribution of flux from the boundary to its relevant physical parameter in a control volume.

Interaction with a frontal boundary to its north led to significant rains across extreme southeast Virginia to the left of its track exceeding 14 inches (356 mm) in the Norfolk metropolitan area.

The unknown's nullifying virtues enable its discovery and Jerusalem with the capacity to expand its economy and its boundaries to benefit its poverty-stricken people who cry out daily for the simple dignity of work, lays dormant, a city of ancient ruins struggling to fulfill its principle purpose.

Such a settlement would have resulted in a permanent maritime boundary halfway between Australia and East Timor, and East Timor would have been able to use the energy resources within its maritime boundaries to feed its population and develop its economy, which had been devastated by the 24 year Indonesian occupation.

One can fairly ask, as Caputo does, whether Univision crossed boundaries to hype its story.