Sentence examples for out boundaries from inspiring English sources

Ethics officials are writing an opinion for him, laying out boundaries for what he can and can't do.

By marking out boundaries clearly, residents would feel a sense of ownership over communal spaces and would discourage strangers and opportunistic criminals from entering.

Sameer and I had driven there at sunrise, and were waiting for laborers who would walk from the village with shovels and ropes, to mark out boundaries and watercourses on the raw land.

He also criticised Israel for blocking the return of Palestinian refugees, and for colluding with King Abdullah of Jordan - "Britain's puppet" - in subverting UN resolution 181, which had laid out boundaries for both Palestinian and Israeli states in 1947.

In recent movies, too, the 3-D shots that work the best map out boundaries of confinement: the walls of a cave, the inside of a mineshaft, a woman trapped in an escape pod, a look into a rainy bedroom window.

It was a time when new developments in colour printing were opening up amazing opportunities for illustrators, and, along with artists such as Charles Keeping and John Burningham, Wildsmith spearheaded a revolution in the world of picture books, pushing out boundaries with explosions of light and colour.

At least one player will get lost driving to an away game – and home matches are no better, since those who turn up early have to prepare the ground, put out boundary flags and sightscreens.

We carry out boundary-integral simulations of a two-dimensional liquid droplet surrounded by air and solidified from a cool point on the boundary.

From the 1960s when my job was to help sort out boundary disputes among Africa's newly independent countries to today, there is simply no alternative to dialogue.

The NOD 1101 strain was found during the course of this study to harbor a 3.19 Mb B6-derived region on chromosome 18 having a centromeric "out" boundary at rs6303064 (19.74 Mb in Ensembl, NCBI m36) and a telomeric "out" boundary at rs13483251 (22.93 Mb).

Or 'If you give it away, it will return to you'?" These excellent points have merit -- as long as they are applied with carefully thought-out boundaries.