Sentence examples for boundary set out from inspiring English sources

How can it be more plausible to draw an arbitrary line based on equidistance when there is already a jurisdictional boundary set out?

Bahgat was detained and released two days later after agreeing not to write about the army beyond specific legal boundaries set out by the authorities.

He insists that LEPs are currently shaped broadly to match city regions, the future engines of growth, pointing out that they do broadly match the boundaries set out by John Redclinfe-Maud in the late 1960s, and then rejected by the Heath government of 1970-74.

Nevertheless, radical reconsidering and removal of boundaries set out when studying multi-domain communications are required, in order to unleash the hidden potential of SDN and provide a "holistic" network view.

These values significantly exceeded the boundaries set out in the papers [ 33– 33].

Overlapping genetic risk is a theme common to neuropsychiatric phenotypes, strongly suggesting that the biology underlying psychiatric disorders is unlikely to adhere to the diagnostic boundaries set out in such traditional classifications as the DSM-5 [ 15– 19, 19 ▪, 20].

As long as the boundaries were set out - no testing, limits on costs to teams - there is no reason why a tyre war would have to have cost implications.

The commissions of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are reviewing constituency boundaries, under rules set out in theParliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Act.

The energy firm said planning consent given in 2010 had set out boundaries on the surface of the site.

In order to perform as a boundary organisation RENEWAL has systematically set out to do more than be a network.

Based on the presence of FGF signaling components at boundaries (Fig. 1), we set out to determine whether FGF signaling is involved in the regulation of boundary marker expression.