Sentence examples for frontier situations from inspiring English sources

Natural law theory of law thus finds itself, in this respect, approximated to by Ronald Dworkin's account of law and adjudication, not only in frontier situations like Nuremberg but also in the day-to-day working of a sophisticated legal system.

The frontier situation that Bellomont encountered during his time in Massachusetts and New Hampshire was somewhat tense, because the Abenaki of northern New England (like the Iroquois in New York) had not been involved in the Treaty of Ryswick that ended King William's War.

Frontier living is frontier living.

The terms of the treaty gave Byzantium access, in Armenia, to a land rich in the soldiers it desperately needed and, equally important, an opportunity to concentrate on other frontiers where the situation had worsened.

The overall situation at the frontier remains murky; there is no evidence yet of a flood of men and arms crossing the border.

Despite Pippin's efforts, the situation at the German frontier was unstable.

The Brazilian government is closely monitoring the situation in the Triple Frontier region, where Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay share a common border.

From this benchmark situation, a shift in the technological frontier by 0.2 points delays retirement of people in complex jobs by five years, whereas retirement in simple positions is delayed by one year and two months (see Table 2).

A convoluted situation developed on the Transvaal's western frontier, where burghers had crossed the border defined in the Pretoria Convention and formed two new Boer republics, Stellaland and Goshen, on former Tswana territory in 1882.

In the Treaty of Passarowitz (1718), a frontier line was agreed upon that corresponded to the de facto situation.

Insets: Key Map to the General European Situation; The Kingdom of Poland in 1770; The Eastern Frontier of Galicia.