Sentence examples for demarcated territory from inspiring English sources

Deciding whether commissions actually delimited or demarcated territory was as valid a question following the UN's Iraq Kuwait settlement as in the mid-nineteenth century.

Hezbollah claims to be defending Shiite villages in badly demarcated territory along the Syrian-Lebanese border from attacks by extremist Sunnis in Syria.

It was in such museums that the Chinese public first encountered maps, and saw China as a physically demarcated territory, rather than as the entire world, as many had supposed it to be.

The Hague court demarcated territory covering an area of 380km, over half the length of the border.

A municipality is an administrative unit, made up of a clearly demarcated territory and its population, governed by a municipal council.

We identified 12 topographically demarcated territories defended by territorial males.

"Any group out of the demarcated territories, it is the responsibility of the government to deal with them," he said.

The International Labour Organisation ILOO) has a similar clause in its Convention 169 on indigenous rights, to which Brazil is a signatory.The government says that since no demarcated territories will be flooded, such formal protections do not apply.

The results of this study show that subspecies-specific Prdm9 variant groups prevail in the demarcated territories of M. musculus subspecies; however, the data also revealed intermingled variant groups in areas where the territory of one subspecies borders another (Fig.  4B).

The third step is the signing of a presidential decree declaring the land demarcated Indian territory.

Ponceano speculated that the rain had flooded the rivers that demarcated their territory, and the Mashco, who didn't know how to swim, had been unable to ford them.