Sentence examples for internationally recognised boundaries from inspiring English sources

"We support a two-state solution where Israelis and Palestinians can live in peace behind internationally recognised boundaries," the foreign affairs minister said during an interview on the Bolt Report on Sunday.

When Israel first invaded Lebanon in 1978, the Security Council called on it to pull back to Lebanon's "internationally recognised boundaries".

There is an internationally recognised state of Israel with clearly defined boundaries (the Green Line of 1967, itself the result of the enlargement following the 1948 war) and then there is the "Land of Israel" whose boundaries depend on who is talking: for some, it includes the whole of the West Bank, for others it extends to Jordan.

This is internationally recognised.

The trial is not internationally recognised.

He wants both republics to be internationally recognised as independent.

As a internationally recognised female singer, Adele is no stranger being asked sexist questions.

"The authorities dragged their feet [on Lasso] despite the internationally recognised dangers".

Half of respondents consider the current, internationally recognised authorities to be illegitimate.

California Cryobank is internationally recognised as the world's biggest sperm bank.

The internationally recognised governments of federal Iraq and of Iraqi Kurdistan begged Mr Obama to intervene.