Sentence examples for define the border from inspiring English sources

First let's define the border of Near/Middle East, now used interchangeably.

After a decade of record deportations, critics argue, it has become even harder to separate the two groups that now define the border: professional criminals and experienced migrants motivated by family ties in the United States.

By the time this largely lackluster season ends on Wednesday, we'll have seen shows that define the border of network daring ("Sopranos" envy only goes so far), as well as finales that hint at the struggles of aging dramas and the potential of still growing comedies.

Officials from both governments agreed last year to an O.A.S.-sponsored set of measures to declare one kilometer on either side of the border as an "adjacency zone" where no one would be evicted until the two countries better define the border.

To the south the border follows the watershed of the Beskid (Beskidy), Carpathian (Karpaty), and Sudeten (Sudety) mountains, which separate Poland from Slovakia and the Czech Republic, while to the west the Neisse (Nysa Łużycka) and Oder (Odra) rivers define the border with Germany.

The attack on Monday took place in Hotan, a southwestern desert town of 115,000 about 600 miles north of the Karakoram Mountains that define the border with India and Pakistan, at about noon China Standard Time (midnight Sunday Eastern time).

Prime Minister Meles Zenawi said that only Ethiopia could define the borders of the zone.

"The rocks helped to define the borders of the parks," said Jed Lackritz, a historian at the City Department of Parks and Recreation.

It is also hard to define the borders of the ELSA community.

Although it is not easy to define the borders of this zone, the area where there is normally functioning society is accepted as the boundary.

These rivers define the borders of eastern Zambezi Region to the east, south, west, and partly to the north (see Fig. 1).