Sentence examples for defining a border from inspiring English sources

Specifically the focus should be on defining a border for a Palestinian state.

The whole point was to define a border: this is our side; that is your side.

Israeli officials said they were not willing to define a border until they received clear answers from the Palestinians about the nature of the state they intend to establish on the other side.

Nowhere can this be seen more clearly than in Haiti, where the impoverished nation's barren, brown eroded hills butt up against the lush growth of the Dominical Republic forests to define a border of intense contrast visible from space.

Interestingly, wnt6 and wnt10b are first expressed along a line that seems to define a border between the dorsal and the ventral body walls.

The resulting Treaty of Melno ended the Knights' claims to Samogitia once and for all and defined a permanent border between Prussia and Lithuania.

In general, it is difficult to define a clear border between such pulsatile dynamics and negative autoregulation-driven oscillation, especially in experimental measurements.

In fact, Foxa2 expression defined a distinct border between midline thyroid and ultimobranchial body cells as these tissues approached and coalesced at E13.5 (Fig. 4C,D).

The very title derides what Östlund takes for fake art: a square of small, flat paving stones defined by a border of glowing white light.

The border in Međimurje and Baranya was defined as a border between the Kingdom of Hungary and the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, later renamed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, pursuant to the Treaty of Trianon of 1920.

It also defines a clear psychic border between the city and a section of coast so close by that it's almost a suburb, yet remarkably quiet and unspoiled.