Sentence examples for demarcations are from inspiring English sources
For online editors, some demarcations are easy.
Turf fights and unnecessary demarcations are much diminished, though they have not vanished.
In Uttar Pradesh, the country's poorest and most populous state, all of India's caste and religious demarcations are on vivid display.
Stereotypes and resentments, slurs and discussions about whether or not it's ok to call someone "akata", hyphens, distinctions, national boundaries and ethnic demarcations are not important.
Adults hold that feeling at bay with laws that mark off the boundaries between fiction and reality, most porous when it comes to filmed images; those demarcations are what allow us to lap up a Game of Thrones decapitation, but recoil when an Isis atrocity appears in our Twitter feed.
While pragmatic demarcations seek to minimize what counts as logic, analytical demarcations are inclusive.
These demarcations were agreed by the ICAO – of which Malaysia is a council member – before MH370 went missing.
In a world that required rigid demarcations, being someone who didn't fit neatly could feel both dangerous and demeaning.
The frontier mark in Italy long survived as a major territorial unit, though the original Carolingian demarcations were substantially altered.
I urge President Rousseff to halt the Proposed Constitutional Amendment (PEC215) which would further delay the process for demarcations and claims: and would result in few, if any further demarcations being approved.
Nuclear demarcations were used to quantify GFP intensity.
