Sentence examples for frontier adjustments from inspiring English sources
At Kibbutz Manare, in the mountains above Metulla, frontier adjustments demanded by Lebanon after the withdrawal have brought the border fence to within 200 yards of Tamara Levy's home.
Postwar frontier adjustments and land transfers between Belgium and West Germany in 1949 and 1958 (confirmed by an agreement signed in 1956) brought the area of the territories to about 410 square miles (1,060 square km).
The next step would be to restore diplomatic relations with Poland, another to agree to a postponement of all frontier adjustments until the war is won, another to invite General Sikorski or some leading Pole to a discussion in Moscow on all questions touching the relief or evacuation of Polish citizens in Russia.
The Hittite indebtedness to Egypt for its help may be inferred from an agreement between the two states, about 1471 bce, by which a Hittite king presumably Zidantas II or Huzziyas paid tribute to the pharaoh in return for certain frontier adjustments, but it is not clear to what extent Syria was dominated by Thutmose III between 1471 and his death.
Frontier living is frontier living.
The use of chemical modifications capable of modifying the electronic properties of materials already known is an interesting approach, as it can, in principle, provide a more adequate adjustment of the frontier electronic levels while preserving properties such as solubility.
An intensive search is underway for new materials to make more efficient organic solar cells through improvements in thin film morphology, transport properties, and adjustments to the energy of frontier electronic levels.
This has meant verifying Israel's pull-back across a frontier imperfectly defined in 1923, with subsequent small adjustments, according to contemporary maps.
After World War I, in 1922, with an adjustment of frontiers, a slice of what had been formerly German East Africa came under Belgian control and, in 1924, became the mandate of Ruanda-Urundi, under League of Nations auspices.
The final frontier, even.
