Sentence examples for on a demarcation from inspiring English sources

They can start by helping the two Koreas agree on a demarcation line in the West Sea, where the Cheonan was attacked.

They also agreed on a line of demarcation between separatists and government forces from which both sides are meant to withdraw their forces, but so far this has not been carried out.

During the negotiations on September 5, it was agreed to settle on a detailed demarcation line; Lithuanians agreed to retreat by September 7.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday agreeing a demarcation line between the rival sides was the crucial element that had stalled earlier truce efforts.

On post-contrast images a demarcation of the wedge-shaped infarcted areas is possible.

Finally, on a pragmatic demarcation, what counts as logic may depend on the current state of scientific and mathematical theory.

The study concludes that climate change adaptation regarding drinking water provisioning will require a new integration of the knowledge of systemic risk relations, in combination with more efficient agency collaboration based on a clear demarcation of responsibility between actors.

To deter possible anti-competitive effects, we propose a new and feasible allocation of regulatory powers based on a clear demarcation between the market monitoring powers of ACER and the antitrust powers of the EC.

On an analytical demarcation, by contrast, whether particular resources are logical depends only on whether they have the favored property.

Model 3 examines the effect of changing mode of supervision and administration of state assets (using the establishment of SASACs in 2004 as a demarcation point) on constructing interlocking directorate relations.

While the Ukrainian government is seeking a demarcation line based on the failed ceasefire agreed on 5 September in Belarus last year, the rebels want a new truce to reflect the gains they have made in recent weeks, the BBC's James Reynolds reports from Donetsk.