Sentence examples for demarcation line from from inspiring English sources

As the Olympics begin and the President makes his mark in China, it would be a great time to establish a clear demarcation line from any policy that could be construed as theologically or culturally exclusive.

To accommodate them, the Spanish-born pope Alexander VI issued bulls setting up a line of demarcation from pole to pole 100 leagues (about 320 miles) west of the Cape Verde Islands.

The chancellor is expected to take special advisers with him into No 10 but the traditional demarcation lines separating them from career civil servants will return.

There was no clear demarcation from the background.

She liked to learn from all of them, marching boldly across the demarcation lines to hammer out good policy, and she welcomed workshop-partners from any discipline, singing folk songs with them, too, if anyone had a guitar.

It's extremely difficult for them to distinguish peaceful Ultras from the more aggressive minority, as the demarcation lines often run right through the middle of particular groups.

In a second step demarcation lines were manually drawn slice by slice to separate the paranasal sinus compartments from each other and from the nasal cavity.

There are no rigid demarcation lines.

These issues transcend the traditional demarcation lines.

Everyone stuck to the demarcation lines within the house.

The old demarcation lines are now largely inappropriate.