Sentence examples for from the demarcation from inspiring English sources

The Minsk agreement stipulates that the rebel republics withdraw their forces from the demarcation line laid down in the September ceasefire, and that Kiev withdraws its forces from the current de facto frontline.

Besides a truce, the Minsk agreement stipulates that Kiev pulls back heavy weapons from the de facto frontline, while the rebels are supposed to pull back heavy weapons from the demarcation line established by the September Minsk agreement.

This change from what would have been the practice in the Middle Ages seems to have resulted from the demarcation of the sphere of religion in such a way that, at least in the opinion of the philosophers, possible points of collision with philosophy no longer existed.

Later Piłsudski's role in the attack was acknowledged, but the Polish side argued that the agreement was not violated, as the attack was held to the east from the demarcation line.

A Syrian government intelligence source, speaking to Syria Deeply on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the situation, claimed Abu Nidal's real name is Ahmad al Safouri and that he is originally from Nafha village in the Golan and now based in Maalqah – an opposition-controlled village meters away from the demarcation line.

In addition to RNA isolated from visually unaffected and necrotic tissues, RNA from the demarcation zone (between infected and non-infected tissue), and from nose and trachea originating from the same infection study were included in the RT-qPCR studies.

The field work included surveying of water points and core samples from recent drillings, the demarcation of the main landforms and the investigation of the structural setting with their implications for groundwater occurrences.

In the thin tomosynthesis sections without interference from overlying soft tissues the demarcation between osteolysis and surrounding bone was more distinct than in the projection radiographs.

Notice from Table 1 that the demarcation boundary selected by the neurologist for patient number 13 was Ipeak + 0.31, which was much higher than the average value.

The demarcation of acceptable from unacceptable impacts is a key aspect of managing trade-offs.

Some of them, like Popper, devoted special attention to the demarcation of science from "pseudo-science" and imposture, thereby derogating other traditions as irrational or, in any case, inferior.