The channel, adhering to Mr. Davatzes's formula, began responding to the crisis shortly after the 15th-day demarcation between "public affairs perspective" and history.
THERE was a time, at least in the misty land of memory, when there was a clear line of demarcation between the last day of school and the first day of summer vacation.
Jones eventually won with a jump of 23- 1/2 on a special day of demarcation, when the weight of being the face, heart and soul of track and field shifted from Joyner-Kersee to Jones.
THERE was a time, at least in the misty land of memory, when a clear line of demarcation existed between the last day of school and the first day of summer vacation.
Putin is expected to insist that any new demarcation line agreed on Wednesday incorporates these territorial gains.
Mapes' book and Vanderbilt's screenplay present the incident as a harbinger of the deeply divided and contentious climate in which the news is now delivered each day, and a demarcation point regarding the importance of journalism along with the intersection of the Internet and media ownership.
The sentences were passed late on Saturday, hours after another Cairo court sentenced 51 protesters to two years in jail for their part in last month's demonstrations, which were called in protest at Egypt's decision to hand over control of two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia as part of a demarcation deal.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday agreeing a demarcation line between the rival sides was the crucial element that had stalled earlier truce efforts.
Further study to enhance the clinical potential of this technique includes the development of a real-time image processing and analysis system interfaced to the endoscope to enable same-day cancer diagnosis and demarcation of lesion margins in a clinical setting.
