Sentence examples for established a demarcation from inspiring English sources

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But if the rebels' victory at Debaltseve this week has established a demarcation line everyone can live with, then the ceasefire may yet have a chance, as may the survival of Ukraine as a single state.

The agreement resulted in a ceasefire and established a demarcation line running through the disputed Suwałki Region up to the Bastuny railway station.

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"It may be a distance of only three to four feet, but you need to establish a demarcation somehow, although the compere helps and the stage itself confers authority".

Many politicians tried to establish a demarcation line, separating those who claim to use the term "pribumi' in a colonial context against those who don't think it's downright stupid.

"People are paying so much for their property now that they're more interested than they used to be in establishing a line of demarcation".

In common with a lot of fresh-faced child stars waiting for the glow of infancy to burn off and the lines and wrinkles to build up – which can take for ever: see Leonardo DiCaprio, Kirsten Dunst et al – Radcliffe seems keen, understandably, to set fire to his cherubic younger self, establishing a firm demarcation line between all that and whatever comes next.

Hence, instead of establishing a clear demarcation line between the subject and the object of comprehension, human perception and recognition of reality were mostly seen as a product of a coherent, structurally ordered and complementary interaction between the heart-mind and the things-events.

As the Olympics begin and the President makes his mark in China, it would be a great time to establish a clear demarcation line from any policy that could be construed as theologically or culturally exclusive.

In his treatise on Kant's philosophy, Jin Yuelin established a clear and insuperable demarcation between synthetic and analytical propositions: if a certain proposition is synthetic, it cannot be at the same time necessary or a priori; and if it is necessary or a priori, it cannot be synthetic (Jin 1996: 46).

We established a strategy of immobilizing commercially available iron oxide magnetic nanoparticles (Fe-NPs) onto the surface of human vein conduits to facilitate high-throughput total vascular wall demarcation with magnetic resonance (MR).

This heightened tension between Lithuania and Poland and led to fears that they would resume the Polish Lithuanian War, and on 7 October 1920, the League negotiated the Suwałki Agreement establishing a cease-fire and a demarcation line between the two nations.

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