Sentence examples for defining the borders from inspiring English sources

With so much wholesale funding coming ultimately from individual investors in the form of pension and mutual funds, that distinction is blurrier than it first looks.There are similar problems with defining the borders between acceptable and unacceptable activities.

In 1214 he forced Theodore, who had made himself emperor at Nicaea (now İznik, Turkey) to sign a treaty at Nymphaeum defining the borders of their two realms and ceding the northwestern portions of Asia Minor to Henry.

An imposing edifice on the banks of Lake Geneva, crammed with solid marble and surrounded by sprawling lawns, it is where the Treaty of Lausanne was signed in 1923, marking the final death rites for the Ottoman Empire and defining the borders of modern Turkey.

Still, her roving did lead her to Baghdad, from where, beginning in 1917, she was instrumental in what we would call nation-building: composing an official "Review of the Civil Administration of Mesopotamia" (1921), and, in essence, defining the borders of modern Iraq.

Several experts said the agreement further diminishes the prospects for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and some saw the deal as a sign that Mr. Netanyahu was leaning toward a unilateral rather than bilateral approach to the issue, with Israel essentially defining the borders of a future Palestinian state.

Geochemistry and geomorphology correlate perfectly, defining the borders of the structure.

The parkway was to be built as a two-lane alternative to Route 31 defining the border of the suburban and rural portions of Flemington Borough and Raritan Township.

Excluding these images improved reliability because the segmentation method was inconsistent at defining the border of the bone and there was increased signal-intensity heterogeneity within the bone.

Defining the border between VA VL and VM is similarly difficult using labeling for Nissl substance and cytoarchitectonic criteria, at least in the parasagittal plane (Fig.  1 A).

Israel, the document says, might seize Palestinian taxes it collects; further restrict the movements of Palestinians; suspend building permits in the parts of the West Bank under Israeli control; and take steps toward a unilateral withdrawal, essentially pre-defining the borders of a future Palestinian state.

Mrs. Clinton said she had warned Israeli and Palestinian leaders against efforts in "international venues" — code for the Palestinians' plans to seek elevated status from the United Nations — or "unilateral actions," such as Israel's annexing parts of the West Bank or withdrawing from others, essentially pre-defining the borders of a future Palestinian state.