Sentence examples for historical boundaries from inspiring English sources

Also at issue were historical boundaries between the communities, some of the gathered fighters said.

The difficulty in treating geographic areas as genuine constituencies is that internal transformations in their economic and social structure may make their historical boundaries obsolete.

Each in its own way will expand a portion of the so-called master narrative of 20th-century art beyond the usual historical boundaries and great white (male) hunters of artistic glory.

The Weeksville Heritage Center is also applying to have two churches, a school and a public art sculpture that fall within the historical boundaries of the original Weeksville community declared landmarks.

But there is a way to retain political districts with distinct identities, even if over the years they have ended up with too many or too few voters.In these cases constituencies could keep their historical boundaries, but their MPs would get a weighted vote in Parliament.

A12 NATIONAL A13-15 A Search for New Ways To Gather Intelligence The historical boundaries that have separated domestic and foreign intelligence are blurring as the Bush administration considers how to restructure the way America fights terrorists and how it spies on its adversaries, government officials and intelligence experts say.

On Thursday, authorities were knocking down a wall marking the graveyard's historical boundary to allow it to expand.

The name probably means "frontier path," and the path marked in fact the historical boundary between Thuringia and Franconia.

The violently patrolled historical boundary between black and white in America is so powerful that every immigrant group since slavery has found itself assimilated as one or the other, despite the enormous ethnic and global diversity we Americans actually represent.

In 1998, a group called the 100th Meridian Initiative brought together biologists, wildlife officials, water managers, environmentalists and others with the goal of preventing invasive species from crossing the 100th meridian, a historical boundary separating East and West.

SCHICK The flow across the historical boundary, which may be the last great frontier, has always been more fluid there, even if contemporary music has been a main staple.