Sentence examples for new borders of from inspiring English sources

In the second half of the 1950's, he had seen Robert Frank's work and immediately recognized the new borders of a photographic territory.

That logjam has other causes besides Russian meddling but it would be easier to shift if Russia worked constructively with the West.All these conflicts destabilise countries on the new borders of NATO and the European Union.

They are Poles who, after the war, left the old Polish lands of the east - the newly Sovietised territories of Belorussia and Lithuania - and took up residence in the west, occupying houses that had just been vacated by Germans fleeing to the new borders of post-Nazi Germany.

The Soviets' forced transfer of tens of thousands of Lviv's Polish residents to within the new borders of Poland is a usually forgotten detail by comparison, but it too left its mark on the city's strange atmosphere, that feeling that the people living there now are not quite of the people who built it.

It was used until the first half of the 20th Century, when the UK and France drew the new borders of the Middle East and created nation states.

Most of the people who live beyond the Green Line live in proximity to the Green Line, and all two-state solutions that have been discussed assume that these areas will be within the new borders of Israel proper.

If Turkey joins, the new border of the union will extend to Iran, Iraq, Syria, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.

After a long drive through many checkpoints, including one on the new border out of Ukraine, we arrived at the remains of a village.

King Bagrat, David's foster-son, met with Basil but, unable to prevent the annexation of David's realm, had to recognize the new borders in reward of the imperial title of kouropalates.

The main difference between our algorithm with that of [6] is the definition of new borders which are called hop borders, in addition to traditional network borders defined in [6].

Meanwhile, a crazy quilt of new borders has disrupted trade and routine travel throughout the region.