Sentence examples for boundary established from inspiring English sources
In an example of the complexities of this area, Mr. Agar is from a predominantly northern Sudanese ethnic group, Ingesena, and his state, Blue Nile, is clearly part of northern Sudan, according to an internal boundary established before Sudan became independent on Jan . 1 , 1956
For they weren't marking the heavily fortified U.S.-Mexico border of today, but the boundary established between the two nations in 1821.
Parts of the region experienced a severe ice storm as a frontal boundary established itself between warm ocean air and a wedge of cold air over interior New England.
Weeks of gestation, with category boundary established at 37 weeks, was associated with risk of malformation, with a more frequent presence of cryptorchidism and/or hypospadias in the group of lower gestational age (OR = 1.98; 95% CI, 0.88 4.46), and this risk was higher in the conditional logistic analysis [crude OR (COR) = 4.18; 95% CI, 0.75 23.34; AOR = 2.29; 95% CI, 0.38 13.74].
The Iroquois reluctantly agreed to redraw their eastern boundaries established in 1768.
A sustainable society is one that has learned to live within the boundaries established by ecological limits.
Trump may find a way to erase the boundaries established by his predecessors, but he can't erase the constituencies they inspired.
By Michelle Nijhuis December 6, 2017 The President may find a way to erase the boundaries established by his predecessors, but he can't erase the constituencies they inspired.
Nations hosting Davis Cup and Fed Cup matches are not allowed to manipulate court pace outside certain boundaries established by the ITF.
"Every city has dealt with the issue of urban drilling differently and the industry will tell you they want certainty — boundaries established of what cities can do," Reed said.
In an international context, the revolution took place because the state boundaries established by France were artificial and the hostility within the newly established Syria to the creation of Israel.
