That, in his view, would turn the debate over a Palestinian identity and homeland into just another border dispute, with the Jordan River a clean, defensible boundary.
They include clarification and questioning, harnessing differences and setting defensible research boundaries.
Twice a day the tide rises, as much as 15 meters or more, creating a defensible, physical boundary between the island and the coast.
They simply replace a defensible, common-sense ethical boundary (between human beings and the rest of the animal world) with a dubious one (between the lucky banned species and the rest).
Neeson is much less of a known quantity, certainly in action roles, and at their best the Taken films move him back and forth across the boundary between defensible and indefensible violence, never quite losing sympathy, nor ever quite taking it for granted.
Among the many fraught issues are: drawing permanent boundaries that give Israel defensible frontiers and the Palestinians an economically viable state; finding a way for both states to claim Jerusalem as their capital; and compensating and resettling Palestinian refugees in the new Palestinian state.
The experimental treatments may be useful for the creation of defensible firebreaks near developments, roads, and boundaries with the FULL treatment, supplemented by MIN and BURN treatments over larger areas.
In the network-constitutive approach, social work arises out of a set of social "boundary groups" capable of assembly into such a defensible turf (Abbott 1995).
Perhaps the Greek landscape itself, with its small alluvial plains often surrounded by defensible mountain systems, somehow prompted the formation of small and acrimonious poleis, endlessly going to war over boundaries.
