Sentence examples for established frontiers from inspiring English sources

The chain of causes and consequences was stretching way beyond the established frontiers, not just in Britain's case but in the Americas and Asia.

Venezuela has since extradited almost a dozen rebels to Colombia and established frontier security commissions.

In 1890 91 British, Portuguese, and German conventions established the frontiers of many of the modern states of Southern Africa.

This treaty also established the frontier farther north (to Varanger) and assigned the interior of Finnmark (Finnmarksvidda) to Norway.

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).

President Roosevelt, having established our frontier on the Rhine, shouldn't be surprised when his personal appointee announces that we are just about ready to get over there and defend it.

It might prove the Romans established their frontier long before the history books currently say.

With one notable exception, establishing the frontiers of the Danish realm had proved to be much easier than determining the extent of the king's power.

The conquest of Nagarkot in the foothills of the Himalayas in northwestern India was based on Muḥammad's policy of establishing secure frontiers.

When Telipinus sought to establish defensible frontiers, he was forced to conclude a treaty with a king of Kizzuwadna named Isputakhsus and was also compelled to renounce his claims on the neighbouring country of Arzawa.

Had Wilson managed to establish the frontiers drawn by his experts on the Inquiry, much future conflict could have been avoided.