Sentence examples for has clear boundaries from inspiring English sources

In a blow to the corporation, the trust rejected another proposal to launch a new BBC1+1 channel in place of BBC3 because of its likely impact on commercial rivals including ITV and Channel 5. "We want a strong, sustainable BBC which is innovative, distinctive and relevant and has clear boundaries with the commercial market," said Fairhead.

One may also believe that the bodily self has clear boundaries, boundaries that are those of one's body.

It has clear boundaries and may appear flanked by very different text in different cases.

It does not have clear boundaries.

It doesn't suit a fluid world in which few things have clear boundaries or appointed times.

After 14 months, an apartment next door to Sachs and Torres opened up and Johnson moved in, allowing the three to have clear boundaries.

Growing up, Shopsin's world had clear boundaries: the Carmine Street municipal pool to the south; P.S. 3, between Christopher and Grove, to the north.

There is no road map to follow because publishing houses acquire all types of biographies — from serious historical tomes to quick turnarounds about of-the-moment public figures — and do not have clear boundaries for authors on how to achieve their objectives.

Pharmaceutical patents work because they function like property, in the sense that they have clear boundaries.

Terms such as "pile" and "hirsute" do not have clear boundaries.

That should not make a difference to pharmaceutical patent owners because their claims already have clear boundaries.