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The Greens outlined its own climate policy before Labor to define some of the boundaries of policy ambition post-election, and have already signalled they could torpedo one element of Labor's climate plan – allowing heavy polluters to use international permits to meet their emissions reduction targets.

In some instances, MFs appear to define the boundaries of stromules.

Buildings have long incorporated decorative features which, in some way, define boundaries and preserve their integrity.

How do we define the boundaries of this research?

5. Define the boundaries, or constraints, that limit your team.

But it's not possible to define the boundaries of the disease.

In the past, leaders typically let national laws define the boundaries of their moral obligations.

You can clearly define your boundaries.

To help define these boundaries, they create them!

If we want to prevent that, we should proactively define the boundaries.

If we want to prevent that, we should proactively define the boundaries.