Sentence examples for existing boundaries are from inspiring English sources

Existing boundaries are sacrosanct.

Addressing this issue will also provide clues as to whether it is fair to compare health inequalities over time when existing boundaries are changed within a country (such as during Local Government reorganisation in Great Britain 1995-1998).

The potential of P. putida to extend its rich native biochemistry beyond existing boundaries is discussed and research bottlenecks to this end are also identified.

Commission chair Sir Paul Williams has said council mergers using existing boundaries should be under discussion by Easter.

In this concept, existing clinical boundaries are of less importance for the understanding of the molecular processes involved.

The court bought the Democrats' assertions that their map largely preserved existing boundaries, though its analysis was short of convincing.

What do you think are the keys to breaking down the existing boundaries so the African diaspora is better represented in the fashion industry?

This is the basis for preserving the state within the existing boundaries, and I think this is something difficult to argue with".

The precedent for maintaining existing jurisdictional boundaries is found in the two most recent analogous cases before the International Court of Justice (Honduras/Nicaragua/El Salva-dor, 1992, and Guinea-Bissau/Senegal, 1989).

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has promised to oppose the final proposals when they are voted on in 2013 and, with Labour backing, could delay them until after 2015 - meaning the election may be fought on existing boundaries.

If an early election is called before 2020, it will be fought on the existing boundaries.