Sentence examples for changing the boundaries of from inspiring English sources

Is Warming Changing the Boundaries of Hurricane Season?

Immigrants today appear more racially diverse but some (particularly Asians) may be changing the boundaries of current racial categories.

He also said Donald Trump should consider changing the boundaries of the Pacific Remote Islands and Rose Atoll Marine monuments in the Pacific Ocean.

One difficulty is deciding where to draw the demographic dividing lines: changing the boundaries of a given area even slightly can result in a highly segregated area being reclassified as a mixed one, and vice versa.

The minister said a decision would then be taken at next year's WHC meeting about changing the boundaries of the Selous Game Reserve.

The Welsh government also objects to a Wales Office consultation on changing the boundaries of assembly constituencies, saying the matter should be decided in Cardiff Bay, not Westminster.

In summary, it concluded: "We do not consider that Ipsa has made a case for changing the boundary of the existing scheme of business costs and expenses".

The committee is asking Ipsa to "establish an evidence base for the proposals", adding: "We do not consider that Ipsa has made a case for changing the boundary of the existing scheme of business costs and expenses".

He might always have avoided the mould, ch-ch-ch-changing the boundaries of sound, style and form beyond recognition.

"Changing the boundaries indeed!" The Yippie! Speakers Bureau is itself a reprise of an idea Abbie Hoffman had for a Movement Speakers Bureau.

Fixation models were constructed by changing the boundary conditions of the contact model.