Sentence examples for establish a frontier from inspiring English sources

But promising a wall that the Mexican government will pay for or the total cessation of immigration – that does establish a frontier.

It was invaded and occupied by the Assyrians under Ashur-uballiṭ I (c. 1354 18 bce), who thus was able to establish a frontier with Syria on the Euphrates.

Later that year, he was commissioned a major by Governor Thomas Jefferson and charged with escorting a group of commissioners to establish a frontier boundary line between Virginia and North Carolina.

In 1786 General James White, a former officer in the American Revolution, established a frontier outpost (James White's Fort; restored as a historic site).

The Anglo-Irish Treaty (Article 12) also stated that Northern Ireland could opt out of the Irish Free State and provided for a commission to establish a permanent frontier.

The GDR decided to upgrade the fortifications in the late 1960s to establish a "modern frontier" that would be far more difficult to cross.

At the individual ICU level, Junoy [ 33] used DEA to establish an efficiency frontier across the bivariate relationship between severity adjusted survival (effectiveness or output) and length of stay (resources or input) and to compute technical efficiency of "output quality".

The implication for policymakers is straightforward: identifying where the region is in terms of these transitions is critical to establish a health policy frontier.

To summarize, taking into account where LAC stands in terms of its epidemiological and demographic transitions, it is crucial to establish a health policy frontier that meets the new patterns of health of the population, which are characterized by a high prevalence of NCDs that share risk factors and are chronic.

Thus, Edmund inaugurated a policy of establishing a secure frontier and peaceful relations with Scotland and through his laws sought to curtail feuds.

Each of Smith's solo exhibitions established a new frontier to the territory of painting as he stretched its definition further and further; so much so that his 1975 Tate retrospective was structured around the re-creation of his seven most important shows.