Sentence examples for demarcation to from inspiring English sources

This is the demarcation to which I try my very best to adhere in my daily work as an academic.

Is there a real demarcation to be made between science and every other kind of social activity?

Labor Day typically makes for a nice line of demarcation to signal the end of summer (for beachgoers) and the start of the most serious phase of the postseason hunt (for baseball players).

Working out final agreements on issues ranging from border demarcation to items stolen from the Kuwaiti national archives will be a priority for the next Iraqi government, said Mr. Zebari, so that Iraq can free itself of all Security Council restrictions imposed since 1990.

Chu et al. [11] have used branch demarcation to effectively solve the real-time scheduling problem of the dual agile satellite system, and the autonomous scheduling method of clustering is likely to be a research direction in the future.

For a clear demarcation to the discourse that deals with the concept of resilience, which is used, e.g., by the Stockholm Resilience Center, the term consistency was used in this study.

Born in London, he was arrested while trying to cross the demarcation line to get to his mother in England.

The North allowed a South Korean bus to cross the demarcation line to pick them up on the North side of the DMZ and transport them over the border to South Korea.

It will send its proposal for a demarcation line to the UN within the next few days after the cabinet approved it on Sunday.

In essence, the Lithuanians wanted a longer demarcation line to provide better protection for Vilnius and the Poles pushed for a shorter line.

Since 18 February, the 718th Infantry Division had been responsible for an area of operations bounded by the Sava and Bosna in the north, the Drina to the east and the German-Italian demarcation line to the south.