After the victory over Austria at Sempach (1386), Schwyz greatly extended its borders.
They inherited many ideas from the Greeks, but, as the empire extended its borders and incorporated peoples of different customs, climates, and religions, matters of style became more complex.
Opens Talks With Turkey Turkey and the European Union held a brief ceremony that formally opened talks on Turkey's bid to join the union, setting into motion a process that will probably take a decade or more but could end with the European Union extending its borders to embrace a predominantly Muslim country.
The ceremony, which began just past midnight after an agreement was reached late Monday, set in motion a process that would probably take a decade or more but could end with the European Union's extending its borders eastward into Asia to embrace a predominantly Muslim country.
The southern and western borders of the city are shared with Derbyshire; in the first half of the 20th century Sheffield extended its borders south into Derbyshire, annexing a number of villages, including Totley, Dore, and the area now known as Mosborough Townships.
Some consider Bath Beach a part of the neighborhood, extending its border to Gravesend Bay.
Admiral Nimitz recommended to the Joint Chiefs of Staff that development and control of the base facilities be placed under SOPAC by extending its border westward to include the Admiralties.
It is now developing more powerful analytical systems to work alongside the x-ray machines and mobile radiation detectors being supplied to customs officials.Next week the United States will use a meeting in London of the International Maritime Organisation, the UN organisation that oversees the oceans, to promote a controversial scheme to extend its own borders.
Mr. Bush's remarks underscored the extent to which he has sought to recast NATO's mission from a bulwark against an invasion of Europe to an expeditionary force able to extend its reach far beyond its borders.
Advocacy groups say that many of these arrests are unjustified, and part of a growing effort by the Israeli government to criminalize dissent within its borders and extend its occupation of the West Bank into the digital sphere.
