"The Europeans are drawing the borderline of Europe for the next 50 years and don't care about Ukraine, Belarus and Russia," he said.
But one of the four French officials assigned to draw the map put a wiggle in the borderline that placed the temple, without explanation and evidently on the wrong side of the watershed, in Cambodia.
In this case, as in Shaw, "[t]he present litigation plainly does not present a borderline question, and we express no views about where it would be appropriate to draw the line". Ibid.
Drafted under the pressure of a superior number of Qing troops sent into Nerchinsk by Kangxi, the treaty drew the Sino-Russian borderline along the Gorbitsa, an outer tributary of the Amur, and the Stanovoy Range, thereby leaving the Amur valley and Manchuria, homeland of the dynasty, in the hands of the Qing.
A precisification that draws the line across the borderline cases conserves more paradigm usage than one that draws the line across clear cases.
Many others are drawn from the borderline-homeless "nouveau poor", and normally camp on friends' couches or parents' folding beds.
The reasonable solution has always been obvious: to draw a borderline somewhere between the Mediterranean Sea and the Dead Sea that both sides, however grudgingly, could live with.
But once we draw a borderline, we get the result that, when Henry looks at the barn outside the border, he knows there's a barn, whereas when he looks at the barn inside the border, he doesn't.
International Space Station has set the example of worldwide cooperation and that makes us very optimistic about the future, however, no one can rule out the possibility that mineral extraction from asteroids or the colonization of the moon will draw new borderlines, this time in space.
These spectra were chosen after matching the two serial sections and drawing a borderline to separate the two grades based on the limit of the GIII area identified by the pathologist on the H&E section.
