Sentence examples for demarcations that from inspiring English sources
In quite blunt language he accused the tribunal of making compromise straight-line boundary demarcations that are no more historically reasonable than the ones proposed by the Commission, and which "reduce the Misseriya to second class citizens in their own land and create conditions which may deny them access to water".
In the new hall, the painting is divided by vertical acrylic time demarcations that clearly separate the different periods.
In this way it is possible to build a set of spatial properties, which do not correspond to "real" geographic objects, but rather constitute a set of spatial demarcations that define spatial regions characterized by similarity and homogeneity.
As an example, one set of core services was selected to assess the usefulness of the dimensions and demarcations that were synthesised.
Alternatively, this study has been able to synthesise the extant literature to formulate a matrix of dimensions and demarcations that will enable health authorities to assess local health needs and plan an appropriate set of core services accordingly.
When borders were needed, rivers were the easy choice: obvious demarcations that conveniently disappeared in the impenetrable jungle.
The village of Panmunjom, which straddles the demarcation line that runs down the middle of the zone, was destroyed by tank fire in the war.
As for the United States, the cable said, "China would clearly 'not welcome' any U.S. military presence north of the DMZ," the heavily mined demarcation line that now divides the two Koreas.
The reason the September ceasefire collapsed was not that Russia "undermined it", as claimed by Power, but that neither the anti-Kiev rebels nor the Ukrainian government forces accepted the demarcation line that was drawn, and because both had the means to fight on.
So far they have agreed to the withdrawal of heavy arms from around a demarcation line that was defined last year.
On Monday, there were signs of the depth of the demarcation that now separates winners and losers.
