Sentence examples for constrained by borders from inspiring English sources

Some scholars argue that the contemporary concept of nations constrained by borders began to crystallise only in 1648.

In other areas of life, the fire and ambulances service are not constrained by borders and will respond to calls on both sides.

When true migratory nomadism is constrained by borders and legislatures, the signage of nomadism becomes the collective of differences found among humanity, the most salient being a collective of races, nationalities and faiths unified to achieve lasting peace.

While access to education should not be constrained by borders, income, disability, gender or ideology, girls are still disproportionately disadvantaged by a lack of educational opportunities – a situation usually aggravated in conflict situations.

Overwhelmingly, however, the recognition is that any use of the nuclear weapons would have a catastrophic effect not constrained by national borders.

Although an attempt was made to quantify the size of radiographic lesions, in this study, the vertical (length-wise) dimension was not considered as it may be constrained by anatomic borders, such as the maxillary sinus or mandibular canal.

Ideas are not constrained by frontiers or borders.

Core points have at least minPts in their neighborhood N ε (constrained by ε), whereas border points have less than minPts in their N ε, but are inside N ε of a core point.

Mike Dunafon, the mayor pro tem whose personality can hardly be constrained by the city's tight borders, suggested rugby.

Nowadays, the Paraguay River meanders in a large flood plain with extensive swamp surfaces, being structurally constrained by faults in the west border of the basin.

Despite this transnational way of life, qualitative studies have also demonstrated that Senegalese migrants' cross-border activities are constrained by their lack of secure legal status (Kaag, 2008; Kane, 2011).