Sentence examples for demarcation over from inspiring English sources
Vaz digs out a chart published by the Brazilian nonprofit Povos Indígenas no Brasil, which itemizes indigenous land demarcation over the past 2 decades.
It is clear from these definitions that how to define the natural features of an island, a reef or something else will no doubt involve maritime sovereign rights and demarcation over which the arbitration tribunal has no jurisdiction.
Another crucial step when he became executive principal was to ensure there were demarcations over responsibility.
"A lot of times women use their fingers to blend and that leaves lines of demarcation all over the face.
The Red Finns did not accept total alliance with the Bolsheviks; major disputes continued over demarcation of the border between Red Finland and Soviet Russia, and over the civil rights of Russian citizens in Finland.
In congressional debates and in her feisty newspaper column, she has called for more roads through the Amazon, congressional control over demarcation of indigenous reserves, more efficient monocultures, and the approval of genetically modified "terminator seeds".
In countries where geographic borders are in dispute — like India and Pakistan, which are at odds over demarcation of the Kashmir region — Nokia has produced separate digital maps for each country, with each version displaying that country's preferred border.
Her support – in parliament and in an acerbic newspaper column – for more roads through the Amazon, congressional control over demarcation of indigenous reserves, more efficient monocultures and genetically modified "terminator seeds" has earned her the wrath of environmentalists who have called her "Miss Deforestation", "chainsaw queen" and the "face of evil".
On November 11 Hitler ordered his troops in the occupied zone to cross the demarcation line and to take over all of France.
But its loose ends, principally over border demarcation and oil sharing, may be its undoing.
But this mission could also get bogged down amid squabbles over the demarcation of the border.
