Sentence examples for intended boundaries from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the Interior Department said that about 1percentt of prescribed fires had escape the intended boundaries.

A National Park Service plan for what has become the largest fire in the history of New Mexico had found only a moderate risk that the blaze would escape its intended boundaries.

In its budget summaries, the Bush administration described the changes as needed to rein in rapidly growing health care spending, and to fight the practice of expanding government programs beyond their intended boundaries.

In addition, they occasionally escape their intended boundaries and turn into wildfires.

Fed by winds gusting higher than 60 miles an hour, the fire jumped its intended boundaries, destroying about 270 homes and forcing the evacuation of 18,000 people in nearby Los Alamos.

The Beacon was intended to push boundaries from the start.

Rainer Werner Fassbinder was a fearless filmmaker, not only because he was openly gay in the 60s and 70s, but because his films were explicitly intended to push boundaries and tastefully expose the audience to taboos.

The accuracy values were determined by attempting to fill the difference between the intended and actual boundary with a line of relative width of 50, 100, or 250 microns.

It is intended to blur the boundaries between art, food, design and function.

The proposed changes to constituency boundaries were intended to correct a strong bias in the electoral system in favour of the Labour Party.

And while Republican proponents are hoping to see these laws eventually pass muster, even failure would be instructive for legislation explicitly intended to push legal boundaries.