Sentence examples for make a demarcation between from inspiring English sources

Ms Goddard, who lives in the green belt in Hertsmere, Hertfordshire - 12 miles (19km) north-west of central London and within the M25 - added: "We need green spaces for recreation purposes and to make a demarcation between the settlements".

But the Chamber's list of demands boils down to this: It wants four loopholes that companies could use to escape criminal liability -- and it wants the government to make a clearer demarcation between foreign officials they are not allowed to bribe and those they are.

Respondents nonetheless made a definite demarcation between humans and animals, the former being more fortunate with increased sensory skills.

"I would make a clear line of demarcation between what that Atlanta situation is, a criminal situation with regard to falsification of records, and what this situation is, which is not a criminal investigation," said Michael Conte, a spokesman for the Glen Cove school district.

To make a clear demarcation, a cut-off line that would separate the shale zone from that of the sand was developed as shown in Fig. 7.

Make a distinction between things!

Although advocates of sensorial education make a strong distinction between 'external' eating cues and 'internal' sensations, the demarcation is not so clear if we consider the extent to which internal sensations respond according to these elaborate feedback mechanisms to external, societal, conditions.

For early pilgrims, high tide also created a demarcation between the everyday and spiritual worlds.

The diagonal plate-dividing seam boardwalk serves as a demarcation between two eras of Chicago's landscape development.

Weak binding sites were shown to contribute significantly to TF binding [23], [34], making a binary demarcation of sites and non-sites more problematic.

Its delineation with the papillary dermis (PD), region with lower scattering, is not a plane parallel to the surface but undulates, making a clear demarcation difficult.