Sentence examples for defined border from inspiring English sources

A sharply defined border can be a cruel thing.

Israelis will only sanction such force and sacrifice for a war of clear-cut self-defense over a defined border".

The country did not have a defined border of its own until 1924, when it became a Soviet republic.

Richard Walker, the director of enforcement for the S.E.C., called today's cases "a sobering reminder for investors that, on the Internet, there is no clearly defined border between reliable and unreliable information".

For some schools there's a catchment area with a defined border, for others it depends on how close you live to the school gates, headteacher's study or some other defined point – check before you move house.

I can't think of a recent film, not even Oliver Stone's Platoon, that has conveyed so vividly what it is to be a soldier today on a front line where there is no defined border, just a dangerous no-man's-land.

From a practical point of view, radiolucent mandibular lesions can be divided into lesions with well-defined borders and lesions with poorly defined borders.

The Palestinians want a final agreement for the establishment of a state with defined borders.

Countries without defined borders have a hard time believing they're moving in the right direction.

Everything, she feels, should have defined borders, surrounded by lots of space.

In the modern era of defined borders and seemingly stable nation states, Bir Tawil seems an impossible anomaly.