Sentence examples for changes to the boundaries from inspiring English sources

Further local government reforms during the 1960s and '70s brought new changes to the boundaries of the administrative counties, many of which lost area to the seven new metropolitan counties, including Greater London.

In this study changes to the boundaries of 50 monsoon rainforest patches were assessed using temporal sequences of digitised aerial photography, with a view to understanding the relative importance of the drivers of change.

The first was over changes to the boundaries of parliamentary constituencies.

There are 19 changes to the boundaries outlined in the commission's first set of proposals published in September 2016.

In 2013, however, about one-third of the councils facing election have been subject to ward boundary changes, sometimes resulting in fewer seats overall and often in changes to the boundaries of existing seats.

However, public enquires continue and the biggest current debate is about the boundaries of the park; the final decision on this seems to be a year away and submissions on changes to the boundaries proposed by the Countryside Agency are being considered.

However, changes in modal parameters due to damage can be masked by their sensitivity to environmental factors and changes to the boundary conditions that are unrelated to damage.

The present approach is advantaged over previous attempts at recasting the system by being applicable to plasmas with several types of positive ions and negative ions and by not requiring changes to the boundary conditions.

The change of status in 1889 made no change to the boundaries of the borough or the size of the council.

The LGBCE deemed that this Local Government review did not include metropolitan counties (except a one-off review of Sefton on Merseyside ), so there would be no change to the boundaries of Dudley Metropolitan Borough.

Scott said in a statement that he welcomed changes to the district boundaries.