Sentence examples for boundary question from inspiring English sources

Archives|THE CLAIMS OF IRELAND.; A View of the Debt to Britain and Boundary Question.

THE CLAIMS OF IRELAND.; A View of the Debt to Britain and Boundary Question.

Once the Social Democrats, under the leadership of Hans Hedtoft, returned to power in 1947, all remaining plans to pursue the boundary question were abandoned.

"The discussions between the two leaders covered almost every aspect of our relationship... the PM also made it very clear that there we hope for a resolution of the boundary question and pending the peace and tranquillity on the border," Mr Akbaruddin said.

California sent a delegation to Salem, Oregon's capital, in December to discuss the border issue, but officials said settlement of the boundary question could be several years away.

We also address a boundary question: What science is litigation generated, and what science is not, or, indeed, does the boundary itself make any sense?

Until now, the United States has insisted that boundary questions -- which are central to any eventual two-state deal -- had to be negotiated as a last step.

The resulting framework that emerges from CSH is a set of boundary concepts usable as a checklist of critical boundary questions.

In compiling this work the editor has selected documents focusing on Kuwait itself - on the events that occurred there and on the lives of the people in the region, including international trade, oil negotiations, Islamic affairs, tribal affairs, labour movements, boundary questions, and the role of the Al-Sabah family.

Without a better sense of how boundary questions can be resolved, it is not clear how humanist accounts will meet the challenges of exclusion.

When the regulation under consideration is not paternalistic, Mill's libertarianism points explicitly to law and social morality to resolve boundary questions about what members of a society owe one another.