Sentence examples for demarcations and from inspiring English sources

Even leaders in the trade union establishment were reluctant to back this grassroots initiative; wary its precedent would challenge privileged demarcations and hierarchies.

They were all trespassers in the sense that they crossed the boundary of rigid social-class demarcations and occupied the space of the lower classes.

So it was unsurprising that the past year witnessed deadly fighting over border demarcations and oil that nearly erupted into full-scale war.

"Tensions are rising," he said, pointing to delays in carrying out the accord and deadlocks on border demarcations and oil sharing.

An interior this generous could easily feel cavernous, but between Work's clever spatial demarcations and Rose's quirky decorating, it feels gracious and relaxed — much like its owners.

If passed, as it seems will likely be the case, the amendment also allows for the review of previous demarcations, and introduces exceptions to the exclusive use of protected land, including leasing to non-Indians and the construction of infrastructure, "in the public interest".

But its loose ends, principally over border demarcation and oil sharing, may be its undoing.

"The Workers Partyy has supported indigenous people on land demarcation and recognition of our rights.

Israel is also clashing with Lebanon on demarcation and drilling rights.

The potentially destructive dispute about demarcation and precedence that broke out between Fox and others is a product of the departmental structure May has devised.

Water-sharing, land demarcation and the killing of Bangladeshis by Indian border forces have remained problems beyond resolution (India's Border Security Forces killed 48 Bangladeshis in 2012).