Sentence examples for demarcations in from inspiring English sources

Under President Dilma Rousseff, fewer demarcations have been decreed than under any government since 1988, despite the announcement last weekend of three long-awaited demarcations in the states of Amazonas and Pará.

It is useful when there are one or more distinct demarcations in the one-dimensional view of the subject and it is desired to record their motion along a more or less straight line.

The exact demarcations, in terms of wealth, territory and political control, have been left hazy, and are currently being thrashed out in further rounds of talks between the two sides' negotiators.

Subdivision of communal pastoral lands started with group ranch demarcations in 1968, which restricted herd movements in the pastoral areas.

One of the ways we identify regional demarcations in this state is through industry.

They're like the sound of the years reverberating throughout the house: random but necessary demarcations in an otherwise overwhelming flood of experience.

Straddling the demarcation line in Panmunjom are several blue huts, where officials from North and South have historically held talks aimed at building the foundations for rapprochement.

The two Koreas — which have never formally ended their war — need to finally set a demarcation line in the West Sea where the Cheonan was attacked and sank.

They can start by helping the two Koreas agree on a demarcation line in the West Sea, where the Cheonan was attacked.

The UN drew up the Green Line as a ceasefire demarcation line in 1963 after intervening to end communal tension.

There is no clear demarcation line in the water, simply what is called the Northern Limit Line.