Sentence examples for create a demarcation from inspiring English sources

In response to the Allied decision to evacuate, the cabinet sent Koht to Luleå in Sweden to try to reinvigorate a previously rejected plan to create a demarcation line between the Germans and Norwegian in Northern Norway.

Create a demarcation of "us" and "them" for your family.

For early pilgrims, high tide also created a demarcation between the everyday and spiritual worlds.

They are told that the rules are there to create a clear line of demarcation between college and professional sports and yet they are well aware that from their coaching staffs to the size of audiences to their training regimens to the production value of their games -- no such line exists.

In the small-pore group, there was no invasion of the filter by cytoplasmic processes and thick fibrous capsules developed around implants creating a sharp demarcation between normal cells and the Millipore filter.

The dancers may draw from that solo, or not, but the composer Stephan Moore did use its structure to create a score of time demarcations that he sent to dozens of musicians to realize as they wished.

The central point indicating measurement along the LOS interestingly creates a notch within the generally vertical demarcation.

ELENA: You know, I'm trying to make it less of a demarcation.

Smart newsrooms develop an ethics code to help journalists do their jobs well, and to create clear lines of demarcation for when inevitable conflicts arise.

I don't believe that there's a demarcation….

UBS, for instance, suggests a demarcation point of 2.5%.