Sentence examples for entity lines from inspiring English sources

While on a reporting trip in the country this summer, I needed to travel between two major cities in the north, Banja Luka and Tuzla, but was told that taking public transport between them was difficult, as they lie on opposite sides of the entity lines — the main bus company didn't even cover the route, and there were a few smaller lines that went only late at night.

UNICEF's primary partner in this project is the BiH Ministry of Human Rights and Refugees, which has a coordinating role among state, cantonal and entity line ministries responsible for social protection, including health, education and human/child rights.

UNICEF will use these funds for opening additional two Integrated centers for early childhood development in locations which will be decided in collaboration with state and entity line ministries.

The men who took up arms to fight each other in 1992 have lately become exemplars of collaboration across the "inter-entity line".

DCL 2.0 allows hierarchical specification of modules; in this case, foo contains other three components: entities (line 3), constants (line 10), and utils (line 17).

We are not to think of a set of real entities lined up side by side, mutually exclusive, of which there may be some additional erroneous views.

For instance, inside the component entities, we map file names that begin with "Ent" to the newly defined Entity abstraction (line 4), and all architectural constraints this component follows (lines 5 to 7).

In a complex organization like JP Morgan, with many separate entities and lines of business, an effective "control agenda" is a huge undertaking.

The biological links between two concrete entities (black lines in the bottom panel of Fig. 2) are mapped to a path (possibly of length 1) in the abstract entities level and a join (either a foreign key or links table) in the databases layer.

The critics certainly do not mention which unspoken entities are lining up to receive 100% of the GSE business.

Not until the United Way scandal came to light in 1992 did the authorities seem to recognize the full extent that charities could use related for-profit entities to line insiders' pockets.