Sentence examples for demarcate them from inspiring English sources
This week, in his first interview since taking over, he announced what final borders he intends Israel to have, and with that, implied that it will demarcate them without negotiating peace with the Palestinians first.Politically, it looks like the definitive move by Mr Olmert, who is technically still acting prime minister, to put his own stamp on the office and project a reassuring decisiveness.
As these novel configurations disturb previously established boundaries, labour is undertaken to render bio-objects stable and both demarcate them and associate them with other forms and aspects of life (Holmberg et al. 2011).
However, the 7TMR-HDs possess several distinctive features in their 7TM domain that clearly demarcate them from all other membrane proteins.
There are a number of facets to Mr. Navellier's mini-empire, from newsletters to charter planes, and the lines demarcating them can blur.
The flow regimes are represented on the stability flow map which demarcates them.
Moreover, both DUXY loci are enframed by beta-satellite blocks demarcating them from the genomic environment.
The middle class may be excluded from any meaningful access to capital, but they have access to other privileges educational, cultural, intellectual, legal, etc. that demarcate and elevate them above the working class, who has no meaningful access to either.
The games have coincided with a string of protests against PEC215, a constitutional amendment currently being debated in congress which would strip the federal government of its powers to demarcate indigenous territories, handing them instead to a legislature stacked with deputies funded by the agricultural industry.
The high temperatures of the Sahara preclude navigation through the use of the pheromone trails that aid many ant species in returning to their nests; the volatile chemicals in the pheromones would evaporate far too quickly in the heat for them to demarcate routes reliably.
Simon manufactures pictures with their price printed on them to demarcate their monetary value as opposed to their perceived value.
