Sentence examples for demarcating themselves from inspiring English sources

In the autumn of 2007 you could detect a collective feeling among the delegates at the SDLP conference that they saw rebranding their form of northern nationalism as a way of establishing a new USP to the electorate, as a means of demarcating themselves against Sinn Féin, which in effect by abandoning united-Ireland-or-nothing nationalism had itself become the SDLP mark II.

The latest idea coming up in one member state after the other is demarcating themselves through fences, which does without question make us think back in European history when borderlines were clearly drawn like that.

This one-note coverage drives some second generation British Muslims to demarcate themselves from their fellow citizens - 'if they won't accept me, I won't accept them', they stridently declare.

There are time sheets demarcating segments of the service.

They are working on demarcating the de facto boundary.

But the government risks its credibility issuing a diktat demarcating "pro-China" from "anti-China".

For example, the government delays identifying and demarcating indigenous lands - the main cause of violence.

This preference calls for extra clarity when it comes to demarcating the end of speeches.

There are no lines on the map demarcating the borders of Gaza or the boundary of the West Bank.

In June, the Munduruku started demarcating their territory in the Tapajós in the hope of saving it.

Look at any government map of Israel, and you will find no border demarcating the occupied territories.